Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1  | account. ~Ancient Mesopotamian writers blindly groped after this
 2   1,2,4  |   churches. Certain ~Christian writers (such as those at the Council
 3   1,4,2  | inspired ~numerous later psalm writers. Therefore, even though
 4   1,4,3  |     respected, and many sacred writers used it. ~For example, “
 5   1,5,1  |     Zechariah and Malachi. The writers of the first four books (
 6   1,5,5  |     cited by the New Testament writers ~(See Hosea 11:1, Matthew
 7   1,Add,0|  various dates and by ~various writers, came to be regarded as
 8   2,1,6  |   first they were professional writers who made copies of the law
 9   2,2,5  |       inspiration given to the writers, imparting to them thoughts
10   2,3,2  |      the writings of the early writers like St. Ignatius Theophorus (
11   2,3,2  |    works of the second century writers – St.~Irenaeus of Lyon,
12   2,4,1  |       widely used by Christian writers in their literary~works.~
13   2,4,3  |      acquaintance with gentile writers is clearly shown in his
14   2,5,3  | century) informs us that pagan writers contemporary to his time~
15   2,5,3  |       the distant past. Church writers of the first~three centuries