Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|           tradition, contains both groups of books, some modern ~versions
 2   1,3,2|      Prophets came from all social groups. Some of them were peasants
 3   2,1  |           difference between these groups was religious; but during
 4   2,1,2|            of it (Luke 18:10), and groups would gather in prearranged~
 5   2,1,3|     probable that during the Exile groups would gather on the Sabbath
 6   2,1,5|     Scripture as~composed of three groups of books: the Law, the five
 7   2,1,5| sacrificial system would gather~in groups for a study of the law,
 8   2,1,6|            Some of the influential groups or parties of the people
 9   2,1,6|          Essenes and other similar groups, who are not~mentioned in
10   2,1,6|       Bible. Some of them lived in groups or quarters to themselves
11   2,1,6|       under the influence of these~groups. But evidence for such a
12   2,1,7|      members~chosen from the three groups most influential with the
13   2,4,3|          separated into two uneven groups: 1)~Epistles of a general
14   2,5,6|           John sees in Heaven, two groups, or two “images,” stand~