Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1|         based primarily upon the Ten Commandments ~of the Old
 2   1,2,2|         of the covenant were the Ten Commandments, which are
 3   1,2,2|       the Exodus, including ~the ten plagues of Egypt and the
 4   1,2,2|         can be found between the Ten commandments and laws ~of
 5   1,2,2|         in most important of the Ten commandments was: ~“You
 6   1,2,4|         to ~his own land. ~ ~The Ten Commandments.~ It was timely
 7   1,2,4|       sol-~emnly pronouncing the Ten Commandments:~1. I am the
 8   1,2,4|      covered in our booklet .The Ten Commandments.. ~ A number
 9   1,2,4|       words of the covenant, the ten commandments” (Exod. 34:
10   1,2,4|      tribe of Ephraim. The other ten were much ~more discouraging.
11   1,5,5|         the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments, and the altar
12   1,5,5|   vegetable food to the boys for ten ~days. At the end of the
13   2,1  |      efficient as a ruler. After~ten years of misrule the Romans
14   2,1  | tetrarchs. Originally there were ten of those, joined in a loose~
15   2,1,2|      where there were as many as ten Jewish households.~The officials
16   2,1,4|       the giving of the law (the Ten Commandments) by the~Lord
17   2,1,9|    regarded as having begun from ten to twelve thousand years
18   2,2,6|         1-13, the parable of the ten foolish virgins).~Holy Communion: “
19   2,2,6|    Thankfulness: “Were there not ten cleansed? but where are
20   2,2,6|         well!” (The story of the ten lepers, Luke 17:11-19).~
21   2,5,4|     presented in the language of ten Egyptian executions, and