Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |     from a Christian point of ~view. This means to read them
 2   1,2,2  |     have contrasting points of view from which they see the
 3   1,2,4  |      Moses was given a distant view of the Promised Land from “
 4   1,2,4  |        4). ~ After this single view Moses died and was buried
 5   1,5,3  |       goal of the prophets. In view of the violations ~of God'
 6   1,5,5  |         Hosea 6:1-3, 5-6). ~In view of the forthcoming destruction
 7   1,5,5  |        God and His elect. ~ In view of the forthcoming disaster,
 8   1,Add,1| Scripture, has voiced the same view: ~ ~Marcion and Basilides
 9   2,1,6  |        But evidence for such a view is far from convincing —
10   2,1,8  |   understandable to us when we view them~through the New Testament
11   2,1,9  |     adduced~in support of this view. As we hinted in the preface
12   2,1,0  |        condition as~normal. In view of the circumstance that
13   2,3,3  | Abraham. They had an incorrect view on prayers, underestimated
14   2,4,3  |       of the Judaists held the view that it too was necessary~
15   2,5,3  |       practice of religion.~In view of the beginning of the
16   2,5,4  |     shall see, these points of view on the~Apocalypse do not