Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |      those who came to ~the Faith far from the little out-of-the-way
 2   1,2,2  |      horizon of the New Testament far in the distance, the dawn
 3   1,2,2  |      nation the Mosaic ~Code goes far beyond religious observance.
 4   1,2,4  |        the general principles are far more necessary to us than
 5   1,4    |        Jesus Son of ~Sirach. ~ As far as their literary form,
 6   1,4,1  |            long before Moses, not far from the Holy Land. He was
 7   1,4,1  |         grumbling against God was far from Job. Suffering in body
 8   1,4,7  |        wisdom excelleth folly, as far as light excelleth darkness (
 9   1,4,7  |          not before I die: Remove far from me vanity~and lies:
10   1,5,5  | iniquities. Amos' ~preaching went far beyond the boundaries of
11   1,5,5  |          have removed their heart~far from me, and their fear
12   1,5,5  |         hearts. ~ ~ Ezekiel lived far away from Judaea, yet in
13   1,Add,0|         to individuals only in so far as they are members of that
14   1,Add,0|     tation of the divine Word. So far it is always inescapably .
15   1,Add,1|    Tradition. In fact he was very far ~from doing so. His use
16   2,1    |         the Mediterranean~Sea and far into the interior, bringing
17   2,1,6  |       evidence for such a view is far from convincing — indeed,
18   2,1,9  |       which Christianity has thus far had are very brief. If one
19   2,1,9  |      future. The faith may be not far from the beginning of its
20   2,2,2  |          the best job, were often far from the Church and hence
21   2,4,3  |           as a Roman citizen, not far from Rome. This happened
22   2,5,6  |      their spiritual capabilities far exceed ours. The angels