Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6|        also enlighten-~ing that country with God.s word. In 863
 2   1,2,4|     Israelites would leave the ~country for good. Instead, they
 3   1,2,4|       and panic throughout the ~country. That same night Pharaoh
 4   1,2,4|         it was for them unknown country. Moses decided to send into
 5   1,2,4|        through the central hill country of Canaan. The party reached
 6   1,2,4|         should advance into the country without delay and trust
 7   1,2,4|        Sea from the east. ~ The country north of the Arnon had recently
 8   1,2,4|         pleasant picture of the country they were about to ~enter: “
 9   1,3,5|         for the well-being of a country. The validity of this law
10   1,3,7|         king to send him to his country as a ruler with high authority.
11   1,3,7|   self-sacrificial love for his country and his ~people, which caused
12   1,3,7|     well-being and glory of his country . all this provides us with
13   1,3,9|    saved her city and the whole country from the Assyrian armies
14   1,4,1|         old. ~ Job lived in the country of Uz which is believed
15   1,5,2|      prevailing religion in his country. He mercilessly ~murdered
16   1,5,4|    immorality ~was dragging the country to spiritual and physical
17   1,5,5|        on the vision of Edom, a country southwest of Judaea; the
18   2,1  |  extended the boundaries of his country until they embraced all
19   2,1  |         the Romans to seize the country and establish their power~
20   2,1  |    Roman general, came into the country, each of the brothers~appealed
21   2,1  |       for the real ruler of the country was Antipater, a crafty
22   2,1  |        that is, guardian of the country for the Romans.~Upon the
23   2,1,6|     after the Romans seized the country the high priest~continued
24   2,1,6|    kingdom who were left in the country when northern Israel was
25   2,2,6| political~administration of the country, but called men toward repentance