Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4|      cumulated and took great care of the material treasures
 2   1,2,2|    the words of his time with care, so as not to immerse the
 3   1,3,5|  Judea. First of all, he took care of the internal affairs
 4   1,4,4|      things, one should ~take care to do good. It is for this
 5   1,5,1|       manifestations of God's care for all humans, His guiding
 6   1,5,3|       law. ~They did not take care of the public morality.
 7   1,5,5|      protect the innocent and care about justice: ~ ~.Woe unto
 8   1,5,5|        It was not without his care ~that in 536 B.C. Cyrus
 9   2,1  |  Egyptian bondage, the divine care for it~during the forty
10   2,1,4|      It also celebrated God’s care~for the Israelites during
11   2,1,4| commemorated the providential care for their fathers. During
12   2,2,5|      Blessed Mother to John’s care, saying: “Behold your Mother.”~
13   2,2,6|      of life. He taught us to care about this and beseech: “
14   2,3,3|    due time, casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for
15   2,5,5|      Theologian took over the care of those churches and~ministered