Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,6  |         on the island of Faros, close to the capital, and concluded
 2   1,2,2  |         walked in paradise,. so close was He to ~Adam and Eve.
 3   1,2,4  |      the Old Testament had such close relationship with God as
 4   1,2,4  |       because it alludes to the close rela-~tionship between man
 5   1,3,6  |       Nebuchadnezzar. Ezra ~was close to the Persian court and
 6   1,5,5  |        found himself on a beach close to Beirut. Convinced by
 7   1,Add,1|          28) On the other hand, close attention must be given
 8   1,Add,1|   language of St. Athanasius, a close equivalent ~of what St.
 9   2,1    |     This epoch was brought to a close in a series of~most violent
10   2,1,5  |    Jerusalem shortly before the close of the~Old Testament period,
11   2,2,1  | understanding of God: that of a close, compassionate, and loving
12   2,2,5  |     same reason Matthew took so~close to his heart the issue of
13   2,2,5  |      the Last Supper, he was so close to the Lord that, in his
14   2,2,5  |         designation for someone close. Humbly, without calling
15   2,3,3  |        and Brittany. Toward the close of his life, Apostle Peter
16   2,4,2  |    manner, but rather through a close link with the development
17   2,5,4  |     Second Coming of Christ was close.~During the past twenty
18   2,5,5  |       pagan emperors. On~a hill close to Pergamos towered a magnificent
19   2,5,3  |     have.~Be alert, for you are~close to death. Repent.~Protect