Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,2|      Most priests limited their activities to offering sacrifices in
 2   1,4,4| Ecclesiastes explains why human activities are vain and fruitless.
 3   1,5,2|    nothing is known about their activities. In his old age Manas-~seh
 4   2,1  |       suppressed the unfriendly activities of the tribes that lived
 5   2,1,4|       or temple) and repeat~the activities of the last night in Egypt.
 6   2,1,6|      renounced marriage and all activities for pleasure. New members
 7   2,2,5|       John speaks of our Lord’s activities in Judea. The synoptics
 8   2,2,5|         although hints of these activities~frequently occur. Therefore,
 9   2,2,5|     Lord’s kingly relations and~activities. His favorite term for designating
10   2,3,2|         12 deal~with Ap. Paul’s activities among the Jews of Palestine;
11   2,3,2|         28 deal with Ap. Paul’s~activities among the heathens, outside
12   2,3,3|         be assumed that all his activities were concentrated in~Palestine.
13   2,3,3|     Acts narrates his apostolic activities. However, after his~miraculous
14   2,5,3|        true one. Evidently, the activities of St. John, who had spent