Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |        but she also organized the earthly aspect of her existence;
 2   1,1,4  |          the sacred record of the earthly life and the teachings of
 3   1,2,2  |         the crude-~ness of purely earthly perceptions. He has to say .
 4   1,2,2  | bountifully ordered. ~. Man is an earthly being, made from earth,
 5   1,2,2  |     appointed to be the crown of ~earthly creation. ~. Man is made
 6   1,2,2  |           to stand at the head of earthly creation. ~Of course, the
 7   1,2,2  |           were not eternal in his earthly body, what woe could ~there
 8   1,2,2  |         also touched the world of earthly creatures: And the Lord
 9   1,2,4  |           perfection. In the end, earthly ~pleasures alone cannot
10   1,4,1  |       book of Job is to show that earthly happiness does not always
11   1,4,4  |       vanity and emptiness of all earthly~things . labor, knowledge,
12   1,4,4  |           Being moderate in using earthly things, one should ~take
13   1,Add,0|           comprehended within the earthly plane alone, there is another
14   2,2,1  |         we see the~purpose of our earthly existence. Also as we acquire
15   2,2,3  |   systematic documentation of the earthly life and~teachings of the
16   2,2,5  |           last days of the Lord’s earthly life. Only the~Gospel of
17   2,2,5  |         triumphant moments of His earthly life. As such, he merited
18   2,2,5  |           and the duration of His earthly life. Preaching primarily
19   2,2,6  |           instead of the promised earthly paradise, something akin
20   2,3,3  |           as an eyewitness to the earthly life of our Lord Jesus Christ (
21   2,5,4  |           of~mankind not from the earthly but from a Heavenly perspective,
22   2,5,4  |        fighting against God, both earthly and those of the nether
23   2,5,4  |           speak of the essence of earthly events on a very high level
24   2,5,6  |          the ultimate goal of~our earthly wanderings. He speaks of