Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,3  |          live in the Church and to lead her. Consequently, the Church
 2   1,2,1  |           Nile. God providentially lead the Hebrews into Egypt,
 3   1,2,2  |          and suffering, that ~they lead to suffering and that man
 4   1,2,2  |              This book follows the lead given by Leviticus in emphasizing
 5   1,2,2  |           he was not privileged to lead the nation across the Jordan
 6   1,2,4  |         that he had been chosen to lead his ~brethren out of their
 7   1,2,4  |          in a pillar of a cloud to~lead them along the way, and
 8   1,2,4  |         and told him to select and lead a group of Israelite defenders.
 9   1,2,4  |         all should serve good ~and lead to good. Nature has retained
10   1,3,6  |            of Cyrus in 536 and was lead by Zerubbabel and the ~high
11   1,4,3  |          thing from God: wisdom to lead God.s people. .And God ~
12   1,5,1  |          him what his certain acts lead to, what ~snares the devil
13   1,5,5  |    disasters and repentance, would lead ~them (and through them
14   1,5,5  |          them listen to reason and lead them to the true ~faith.
15   1,5,7  |       processes and see where they lead. The books of ~prophecies
16   1,Add,1|            careful ~hands it might lead to the imposition of a strait-jacket
17   2,2,5  | instructions to seventy disciples, lead us to conclude~that he was
18   2,2,6  |        rebirth. This in turn would lead to improvement of all phases
19   2,5,7  |           society, enmity and wars lead to a weakening and a breakdown
20   2,5,2  |           short time. He will then lead the final~terrible war against