Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2 |     Old Testaments. The first contain ~ ~ 5~that which the Lord
 2   1,1,4 |  books of the ~Babylonian era contain many Assyrian and Babylonian
 3   1,1,4 |     cient manuscripts did not contain any commas nor full-stop
 4   1,1,5 |    the world itself could not contain the books that should be
 5   1,2,2 |      and consecutive chapters contain the codex of the moral and
 6   1,4   |  Bible has several books that contain moral instruction and are
 7   1,4   |      the books of Moses, that contain direct and mandatory commandments
 8   1,4,3 |       and to the ~point. They contain a lot of imagery, liveliness
 9   1,5,5 |    The Book of Jonah does not contain the usual preaching addressed
10   1,5,5 |    the prophet Isaiah (40-66) contain many consolatory predic-~
11   1,5,5 |       7-12 are prophetic and ~contain visions about the future
12   1,5,5 |      has two ~chapters, which contain four speeches of Haggai,
13   1,Add |    insofar as human words can contain the ~uncontainable God. ~
14   2,2,1 | Indeed, while~all other books contain the opinions of mere mortals,
15   2,2,4 | repudiated books.~These books contain distorted and dubious narratives.
16   2,2,5 |      their variations, do not contain inherent contradictions.
17   2,3,2 |     the~lives of the Apostles contain facts which confirm the
18   2,3,3 |       for all Christians, and contain hardly any~biographical
19   2,5,4 |     account that such visions~contain within themselves elements
20   2,5,9 |    central computer that will contain all~pertinent personal and
21   2,5,3 |    the book of the Apocalypse contain the most glorious and most~