Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1 |       same time, religious-moral questions worrying the reader and ~
 2   1,2,2 |    mensely distant millennia. In questions of the origin and development
 3   1,2,2 |         one of the very broadest questions, that of the general prob-~
 4   1,2,2 |      give a direct answer to our questions. However, we do find indirect ~
 5   1,2,4 | cosmology, etc., the fundamental questions of regarding the universe
 6   1,2,4 |        answering these worrisome questions; indeed, they lie beyond
 7   1,2,4 |        ence. The answer to these questions is found only in the God-given
 8   1,Add |         given the answers to all questions. There is no question which
 9   1,Add |           Men cannot devise more questions than there are answers in
10   1,Add |       the ~answer to any of your questions in the Bible, it means that
11   2,1,2 |          around a teacher to ask questions or to hear what~he had to
12   2,3,1 |    Christian mind began to raise questions of religious/~moral and
13   2,4,2 |        his source in determining questions relating to the Christian