Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |      nations civil law is based primarily upon the Ten Commandments ~
 2   1,1,5  |    Solomon. ~ ~Prophetic books (primarily containing prophecies):
 3   1,2,2  |         of Sodom ~and Gomorrha, primarily for the sin of sodomy (homosexuality),
 4   1,Add,0|         a sacred book addressed primarily ~to believers. Of course,
 5   1,Add,0|        community and ~was meant primarily for its edification. The
 6   1,Add,0|     divine oracles only. It is ~primarily the system of divine deeds;
 7   1,Add,0|       as two systems ~only, but primarily in the person of the Christ.
 8   1,Add,0|         or .what had been,. but primarily that which had been ~accomplished
 9   1,Add,0|         we apprehend revelation primarily as the Word: we witness
10   1,Add,0|         by the Holy Ghost, but ~primarily the permanent assistance
11   1,Add,0|   prophets .spoke. of him, but ~primarily because the whole stream
12   1,Add,0|       people that was also (and primarily) a Church of God. The ~Law
13   1,Add,1|       term .Scriptures. denoted primarily the ~Old Testament and,
14   1,Add,1|         Cate-~chumenate and had primarily an educational and didactic
15   1,Add,1|         Jerome is speaking here primarily of the proclamation of the ~
16   2,2,5  |        of the Lord Jesus Christ primarily in Galilee, St. John describes
17   2,2,5  |         earthly life. Preaching primarily in Galilee, the Lord journeyed~
18   2,3,3  | certainty that this Epistle~was primarily directed to those Asia Minor