Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  | historical books. The Church has ~accepted them, because the Apostles
 2   1,1,5  |    centuries ~in which it was not accepted as part of the Scriptures (
 3   1,1,5  |         of the New Testament were accepted as such. ~ It is not until
 4   1,Add,9|          dogmas. ~They are gladly accepted by those who cannot find
 5   2,1,5  |         many places from the text accepted by the~scribes (the Masoretic
 6   2,1,9  |   religions, in the traditionally accepted use~of that term, and including
 7   2,2,2  |         the Dead Sea Scrolls, and accepted Greek and Aramaic New Testament~
 8   2,2,5  |            Matthew wholeheartedly~accepted Christ’s teachings. He profoundly
 9   2,2,5  |         public~ministry, the Lord accepted His death on the Cross.
10   2,3,3  |   returned~again to Rome where he accepted martyrdom in 67 AD, by being
11   2,4,3  |            Here, according to the accepted custom~of the Jews, young
12   2,5,6  |         the ancient Gnostics, who accepted the presence of intermediaries~(
13   2,5,0  |       those guilty people who had accepted the mark of the beast and