Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1|      pottery, clay tablets, and stone. The term .book. rather ~
 2   1,2,4|      companions seated him on a stone and, standing on either
 3   1,2,4|      known to Moses. He built a stone altar with twelve ~pillars
 4   1,2,4|        the testimony, tables of stone,~written with the finger
 5   1,2,4|        rage and dashed ~the two stone tablets to the ground, breaking
 6   1,2,4|   sacred mountain, carrying two stone tablets he had hewed to ~
 7   1,2,4|      objects of ~wood, gold, or stone. The Sacred Scriptures strictly
 8   1,5,5| tabernacle and the ark with the stone tablets of the Ten Commandments,
 9   1,5,5|         which was broken with a stone that rolled from a ~mountain.
10   1,5,5|       and ending with Rome. The stone that ~broke the image symbolized
11   1,5,5|         Thou sawest till that a stone was cut out without hands (
12   1,5,5|        found for ~them: and the stone that smote the image became
13   2,1,2|       each of these gates~was a stone with a carved inscription
14   2,1,2|       it was separated by a low stone wall. In the Court of~the
15   2,1,2|   temple) there~was only a flat stone, on which the high priest
16   2,1,7|         it~was the Hall of Hewn Stone in the temple, but Josephus