Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|      time be-~tween Moses (1450 BC) and Samuel (1050 BC) can
 2   1,1,5|       1450 BC) and Samuel (1050 BC) can be called the formative
 3   1,1,5|         Babylonian bondage (589 BC), the Israelite elders ~
 4   1,1,5|        pious king Ezekiel ~(710 BC), together with some selected
 5   1,1,5|          Ezra and Nehemiah (400 BC), appears as the conclusive
 6   1,1,6|   effort began in the ~year 271 BC by orders of King Ptolemy
 7   1,2,1|    Septuagint — a third-century BC Greek ~translation of Old
 8   1,2,2|         kings ~(some 2000 years BC). At that time Egypt was
 9   1,2,2|         in the mid 15th century BC. At that time the Pharaoh
10   1,2,2|    begun construction about 960 BC, a fact that also places
11   1,2,2|       midst of the 15th century BC. ~ ~Leviticus.~ The Greek
12   1,2,2|    Sumerian king Ur-Nammu (2050 BC), the Amorite king Bilalam,
13   1,2,2| Babylonian king Hammurabi (1800 BC), and the Assyrian and Hittite
14   1,2,4|       middle of the 15 ~century BC (some say that he was Pharaoh
15   1,2,4|         II, in the 13th century BC . the greatest ~builder
16   1,3,1|     Joshua the son of Nun (1451 BC) to the time of the Maccabees ~(
17   1,3,1|     time of the Maccabees ~(150 BC). In particular, the books
18   1,3,1|     Babylonian captivity in 586 BC. The books of Ezra, Nehemiah,
19   1,4,2|       starting with Moses (1500 BC) to ~Ezra and Nehemiah (
20   1,4,2|          Ezra and Nehemiah (400 BC), and contains 150 psalms.
21   1,4,3|     Jerusalem ~a thousand years BC. Some parts of the book
22   1,4,3|       Bible made in 3rd century BC) call it Paremia, and the
23   1,4,6|     customs of the ~3rd century BC. The theme of the book is
24   1,4,7|         priest Eleazar (287-265 BC). ~This Eleazar dispatched