Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,3|      from their own tribe. ~King Herod, being an Idumean, was the
 2   1,2,3|         of Judaea in the days of Herod the king, ~behold, there
 3   1,3,1|         on to his son, the cruel Herod the Great, who de-~clared
 4   2,1  | assassination in 43 B.C. his son Herod (known in~history as Herod
 5   2,1  |       Herod (known in~history as Herod the Great) became the ruler.
 6   2,1  |          the invading Parthians, Herod was named King~of Judaea
 7   2,1  |         the Jews, is well known.~Herod was a builder: he rebuilt
 8   2,1  |   According to the provisions of Herod’s will, his kingdom was
 9   2,1  |        and Samaria, Antipas (the Herod who~had John the Baptist
10   2,1  |      Jordan River; that ruled by Herod Antipas included Galilee
11   2,1,1|        governor and~the reign of Herod as king, many devout Jews,
12   2,1,2|       516 B.C. and endured until Herod the~Great dismantled it
13   2,1,2|         In the Holy of Holies of Herod’s temple (as of Zerubbabel’
14   2,1,8|     scribes could readily inform Herod that~the Christ would be
15   2,3,3|        being forced to hide from Herod (Acts 12:1-~17), he is mentioned