Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |            when many Christians of different de-~nominations are ardently
 2   1,1,5  |     translations of the Bible have different ~names for some of the holy
 3   1,2,1  |         modern sense, for ~several different writing materials were used
 4   1,2,2  |          not comparable; they have different purposes, to the extent
 5   1,3,5  |          over 65 ~years, under six different kings of Israel, from Ahab
 6   1,5,1  |      spirit. Such juxtaposition of different events in one vision is
 7   1,5,2  |         built pagan sanctuaries in different parts of Israel to tend
 8   1,5,2  |     Israelites were expatriated to different parts of the vast As-~syrian
 9   1,5,5  |          they ~would be absolutely different people by their spiritual
10   1,5,7  |            may combine elements of different times. For example, the
11   1,Add,0|            the variety of manners. Different versions were taken into
12   1,Add,0| prophetical. Yet, the future has a different meaning post Christum natum. ~
13   1,Add,0|       situations. being profoundly different: they are related as .the
14   1,Add,1|         that it can yield as ~many different meanings, as there are men..
15   1,Add,1|       convey the same faith, if in different manners. Moreover, this
16   2,1    |         political situation~vastly different from that described in the
17   2,1,2  |           be called on~to read the different portions of the Scriptures
18   2,3,1  |      Apostles’ Epistles unveil~the different aspects of Christ’s Teachings
19   2,3,2  |          the Apostles became as if different people. Notwithstanding
20   2,4,4  |  discerning of spirits, to another different kinds of tongues, to another
21   2,5,4  |          why the Apocalypse united~different events and various people
22   2,5,4  |     separate judgments of God over different nations and~individuals.
23   2,5,8  |          the city of~Jerusalem are different symbols of the Church of