Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2  |          creation is not eternal; obviously then, neither is the law ~
 2   1,2,4  |         basis of matter, the more obviously it sees its emptiness ~and
 3   1,4,4  |    preacher. ~ As the book itself obviously indicates, Ecclesiastes
 4   1,5,5  |      Christ's ~forerunner, but is obviously related to His Second Coming: .
 5   1,Add,9| Christians to be truly Christian. Obviously, Christian doctrine ~does
 6   1,Add,0|        The canon of the Bible ~is obviously established and authorized
 7   1,Add,0|      Gospel. The New Testament is obviously more than a book. We do
 8   1,Add,0| ultimately eventful. ~They cannot obviously be fully ascertained except
 9   1,Add,0|    preaching of the ~Word of God, obviously belongs to the esse of the
10   1,Add,0|           mutual interdependence. Obviously, we need a system, as we
11   1,Add,0|     unique book, as it were. For, obviously, they are included in the
12   1,Add,0|          One may put it this way. Obviously, we can ~learn a lot from
13   1,Add,1|          of the ~Holy Writ. It is obviously inaccurate to interpret
14   1,Add,1|          ta mistika refers ~here, obviously, to the rites of Baptism
15   1,Add,1|          the infidel. This remark obviously refers to rites and usages.
16   2,2,1  |         we~begin to perceive more obviously the nearness of our Savior.
17   2,2,5  |    somewhere between God and man. Obviously such~teaching would do great
18   2,5,9  |        The “rapture” of the child obviously points to the~ascension