Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |          sacred books of Hebraic ~origin, which however were extant
 2   1,1,5  |        spread beyond her place of origin in Jerusalem and ~Galilee,
 3   1,1,7  |          of Christ, which had its origin at Pentecost (although its
 4   1,2,1  |         the events concerning the origin of the Israelite ~people
 5   1,2,2  |        Genesis is occupied by the origin of the world. Moses, the ~
 6   1,2,2  |    millennia. In questions of the origin and development of the world,
 7   1,2,2  |   absolutely unique, independent ~origin and keeps its physical nature
 8   1,2,2  |       creation of man ~and of the origin of the human race which
 9   1,2,2  |           6). ~The account of the origin of evil in the world, of
10   1,2,4  |     remained aware of his  Hebrew origin. One day ~Moses, now a grown
11   1,5,5  |    generation indicates his noble origin. ~King Josiah's religious
12   1,Add,0|        commu-~nity? ~Whatever the origin of particular documents
13   1,Add,0|          both terms are of Hebrew origin: ~the Church is qahal and
14   1,Add,1|            Basil, of .Apostolic. ~origin. He quotes at this point
15   2,1,4  |        other feasts were of later origin.~The Feast of the Passover. (
16   2,1,9  |           and Islam were of later origin than Christianity.~Of these
17   2,1,1  |           within a century of its origin was supported by one of
18   2,2,3  |          Books, referencing their origin to a much later time (e.g.
19   2,2,4  |        claimed to be of Apostolic~origin. The Church designated these
20   2,3,1  | personally, at the point of~their origin, the Apostles responded
21   2,5,2  |       well as in circumstances of origin of the Holy Apostle's writings.