Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |           Christians of different de-~nominations are ardently
 2   1,1,1  |          they not only truthfully de-~scribe events of the past,
 3   1,1,2  |           as to take poison is to de-~stroy the physical body.
 4   1,2,2  |          the world of the past is de-~picted on an immeasurably
 5   1,2,3  |        the first ruler of foreign de-~scent. Precisely during
 6   1,2,4  |           was created in time and de-~veloped in an evolutionary
 7   1,3,0  |           disease and died, being de-~voured alive by worms. ~
 8   1,3,1  |        cruel Herod the Great, who de-~clared himself the king
 9   1,4,7  |        has preserved my body from de-~struction, and from the
10   1,5,2  |    Chaldeans) and Xerxes of Media de-~stroyed Nineveh in 606.
11   1,5,3  |          there were also prophets de-~scending from priests, like
12   1,5,5  |        addressed to the Jews, but de-~scribes Jonah's embassy
13   1,5,5  |         fall of Jerusalem (4-24), de-~nouncement of Gentiles:
14   1,5,7  | Revelation of John the Theologian de-~picted the last events of
15   1,Add,0|          and the goal, instead of de-~stroying the existential
16   1,Add,0|         temporal. and .spiritual. de-~partments is, strictly speaking,
17   1,Add,1|           occasion St. Athanasius de-~noted the Scripture itself
18   1,Add,1|        she was the only authentic de-~pository of Apostolic kerygma.