Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |          the Kingdom of God. The public philosophy of democratic
 2   1,5,2  |          among the superstitious public. The prophets Joel, Amos
 3   1,5,3  |         did not take care of the public morality. They were priests,
 4   1,5,4  |        reproved. When it came to public adversities and woe, they
 5   1,5,5  |      Jeremiah taught freely. The public religiosity was predomi-~
 6   1,5,5  |        of such speeches from the public, Jehoiakim was ~burning
 7   1,Add,1|     matters of faith,the open or public teaching. On the other hand,
 8   1,Add,1|          which has not been made public,. is not an esoteric doctrine,
 9   2,1,2  | congregational worship — singing public prayer or~public reading
10   2,1,2  |         singing public prayer or~public reading of the Scriptures;
11   2,2,5  |         the length of the Lord’s public~ministry and the duration
12   2,2,5  |       the fourth Passover of His public~ministry, the Lord accepted
13   2,2,5  |          follows that the Lord’s public ministry~lasted nearly three
14   2,2,5  |         years~(as He entered the public ministry on the thirtieth
15   2,5,9  |      period of persecutions. The public ministry of Christ continued