Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,2|         the living Word in terms humanity could ~understand, “The
 2   1,1,2|    Scripture is the salvation of humanity by the Messiah, ~the incarnate
 3   1,1,5|          God and the response of humanity. ~The Bible is the Word
 4   1,2,1|          most ancient history of humanity with particular attention
 5   1,2,2|         scale; the appearance of humanity itself is ascribed to im-~
 6   1,2,2|        give the history of early humanity; and, finally, for giving
 7   1,2,2|      preserved in that branch of humanity which the fifth and sixth
 8   1,2,2|          thought. ~ ~The Dawn of Humanity.~(By Protopresbyter M. Pomazansky)~
 9   1,2,2|      should begin the history of humanity by speaking again of the
10   1,2,2|      suf-~ferings are created by humanity itself. This applies to
11   1,2,2| constitute the entire history of humanity. It ~also applies to those
12   1,2,2|         an oblique indication to humanity itself not ~to rely on the
13   1,2,2|          the en-~tire history of humanity, and is directly connected
14   2,4,3|     Christ was the Savior of all humanity — for Jews just as~well
15   2,5,7|        define a happy future for humanity. However, already in~Eden,
16   2,5,9|   Revelation to the Seer divides humanity into~two opposing camps —
17   2,5,9|          the unbelieving~mass of humanity, which is always restless
18   2,5,2|       again will dominate sinful humanity, but only for a short time.