Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|              as the Church began to spread beyond her place of origin
 2   1,1,5|           epistles. ~ As the Church spread, it also became necessary
 3   1,2,2|      children (chapter 9), nations ~spread across the Near East after
 4   1,2,4|       swarming out of the river and spread every-~where, as Moses had
 5   1,3,2|         uncompro-~misingly kept and spread the faith in God. These
 6   1,5,2|      centuries, the Assyrian Empire spread over the territories of
 7   1,5,5|       people, and the vail ~that is spread over all nations. He will
 8   2,1,9|             and enduring geographic spread, Christianity is next to
 9   2,1,9|           the initial stages of its spread. It~might be argued that
10   2,1,0| Christianity has had its world-wide spread, we are inclined to regard
11   2,1,1|             civilizations, that its spread on the periphery of that
12   2,2,5|        traveled to other nations to~spread the Gospel, and ended his
13   2,2,6|          reading the history of the spread of Christianity, we see
14   2,3,2|        world of heathens and slowly spread~throughout Asia Minor and
15   2,3,3|          the first to assist in the spread and affirmation~of Christ’
16   2,4,3|           This delusion impeded the spread of Christianity among the
17   2,5,5|          only natural that with the spread of Christianity in the Hellenistic
18   2,5,5|          world.~One of the first to spread Gnosticism among the Christians
19   2,5,8|             witnesses of Christ~who spread the Gospel in a hostile