Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        them in a correct religious perspective. In this regard, there ~ ~
 2   1,2,2  |            words is that religious perspective with which the Book of Genesis
 3   1,2,2  |          of Exodus in a historical perspective. Joseph was sold to ~Egypt
 4   1,3,1  |           to convey such spiritual perspective on events. Only the Bible ~
 5   1,5,5  |            similar ~from religious perspective. For example, the forthcoming
 6   1,Add,9|   comprehensible only in the wider perspective of an integral Christology;
 7   1,Add,9|           as this,. to enlarge our perspective, to acknowl-~edge the masters
 8   1,Add,0|           in the whole context and perspective. ~ God has spoken “at sundry
 9   1,Add,0|           The historical truth and perspective are irrelevant in this case.
10   1,Add,0|            situation in the sacred perspective of salvation. Everything
11   1,Add,0|          also. This eschatological perspective is of basic importance for ~
12   1,Add,0| re-examined in this eschatological perspective. There are two major dangers
13   1,Add,1|         context, the comprehensive perspective, in which only the true ~.
14   1,Add,1|         only possible in the total perspective of faith. .What they now
15   1,Add,1|            texts into their proper perspective. H. E. W. Turner has described
16   2,1,9  |          brief. If one accepts the perspective set~forth in the New Testament
17   2,1,0  |           of the faith in~its true perspective. Since during the past four
18   2,5,4  |           presents the future in a perspective of the past and of the present.
19   2,5,4  |        earthly but from a Heavenly perspective, to which God's Spirit had~