Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|    toward the Jews. ~There began persecutions which turned to oppressive
 2   1,3,0|   contains an account of earlier persecutions of the Jews in ~Egypt that
 3   1,5,2|       prophets who survived ~the persecutions were hiding, and nothing
 4   1,5,5|        the indication ~about the persecutions by Antiochus Epiphanes in
 5   1,5,5|          the faith refers to the persecutions of Antiochus Epiphanes and
 6   1,5,7|        evil of the latter times; persecutions of Antiochus Epiphanes ~
 7   1,5,7|    Antiochus Epiphanes ~with the persecutions of antichrist; hostile hordes
 8   2,1  |          violent oppressions and persecutions with much bloodshed, inflicted
 9   2,3,2|          Notwithstanding all the~persecutions, they fearlessly, with great
10   2,5,3|         the Gospel. Slowly these persecutions began to take on an organized
11   2,5,3|     joined the hostile camp. The persecutions then began in Rome, where
12   2,5,3|        interruptions, the bloody persecutions of the~Church continued
13   2,5,3|          of the beginning of the persecutions, the Apocalypse was written
14   2,5,4|       who were to~endure similar persecutions and sorrows. St. John discloses
15   2,5,4|          half years, the time of persecutions.~The number 666 will be
16   2,5,5|      Christians for the oncoming persecutions. The letters are addressed
17   2,5,7|     community forces upon it~its persecutions. The Church weakens and
18   2,5,8|      dear to God. God allows the persecutions for the sake of~achieving
19   2,5,9| symbolically means the period of persecutions. The public ministry of
20   2,5,9|      three and a half years. The persecutions took approximately the same