Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,3  |      1:21). The apostle Paul calls the writings as divinely-inspired
 2   1,4,3  |       and the Slavonic Bible calls it Proverbs of~Solomon.
 3   1,4,3  |     4). And the Apostle Paul calls Je-~sus Christ “the power
 4   1,4,7  |      writer of the book, who calls himself Jesus son of Sirach,
 5   1,Add,7|   Therefore the Holy Apostle calls the whole structure of the
 6   2,1,9  |    system which the Occident calls by his name, lived in the
 7   2,2,6  |    humility and meekness. It calls on all to~do good and to
 8   2,3,3  |    Apostle James.~The author calls himself “James, a bondservant
 9   2,5,6  |    next vision (Rev. 15:2-8) calls to~mind the hymn of gratitude
10   2,5,9  |      earth and that he later calls~the false prophet. Here,
11   2,5,9  | material gain. As the Church calls on people to have faith
12   2,5,1  |    godless kingdom, which he calls Babylon. This description
13   2,5,3  |     the saints in heaven and calls~to us to join them. Although