Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,5|      and order to ~the weakened Judea. First of all, he took care
 2   1,3,5|     restored the true faith in ~Judea. Among the events that took
 3   1,3,9|        a stop on the ~border of Judea near Bethulia in the tribe
 4   1,3,0|       inheritance. In 203 B.C. ~Judea changed hands, and the Jews
 5   1,5,2|      split into two king-~doms: Judea and Israel. Descendants
 6   1,5,2|        of King David reigned in Judea, situated in the South of
 7   1,5,2|       for the Jewish community. Judea consisted of two tribes:
 8   1,5,2|       to force Ahab the king of Judea into a union against As-~
 9   2,2,5|        our Lord’s activities in Judea. The synoptics relate~mainly
10   2,2,5|         activity of the Lord in Judea and in Jerusalem itself,
11   2,2,5|        written, did not live in~Judea nor did he visit Jerusalem;
12   2,2,5|         events~and preaching in Judea. Through this, one can determine
13   2,3,3|       him at~first preaching in Judea, Galilee, Samaria and Idumea,
14   2,5,4|      twice-repeated judgment of Judea (600~B.C. and again during
15   2,5,9| destruction of Israel and later Judea, “apostates of the Holy