Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|     world's history through ~the deep abyss of the past, but rather
 2   1,2,4|         a strange land. ~ Moving deep into the desert in search
 3   1,2,4|        eight thousand feet, with deep canyons around them. The
 4   1,2,4|        skirted round Moab to the deep gorge of the river Arnon
 5   1,3,5|         24). David expressed his deep regret over his ~sin of
 6   1,3,5|      from the life of David: his deep faith in God, unshak-~able
 7   1,4,1|          of Job addresses a very deep and hard-to-understand ~
 8   1,4,3|        ened the fountains of the deep: When he gave to the sea
 9   1,4,4| experience of many years and his deep analysis. The reader of
10   1,4,4|     Ecclesiastes is replete with deep thoughts which ~may not
11   1,4,7|      Slothfulness casteth into a deep sleep; and an idle soul
12   1,4,7|      mouth of strange women is a deep pit: he that is abhorred
13   1,5,2|        super-~stitions had taken deep root in the people. The
14   2,2,5| understand,~while St. John’s are deep, mysterious and often difficult
15   2,4,1|         In trying to express his deep thoughts~and not finding
16   2,4,2|         a day I have been in the deep; in~journeys often, in perils
17   2,4,3|       conversion was driven by a deep conviction toward deviation
18   2,4,4|        is in them that we find a deep and all-encompassing revelation