Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2  |        our salvation. ~Indeed, tell me, if we wish to accept
 2   1,2,2  |       morally corrupting tales tell of how the world of gods,
 3   1,2,4  | mountain and instructed him to tell the Children of Israel that
 4   1,3,1  |    Nehemiah, Judith and Esther tell ~us of the events that followed
 5   1,3,2  |       spirit and not afraid to tell ~the truth to the face of
 6   1,5,1  |  Biblical ~books predominantly tell us about the future events,
 7   1,5,2  |    This is why we will briefly tell the reader about the most ~
 8   1,5,5  |      its historical part. They tell how the glory of God pro-~
 9   1,5,7  |     The prophets also loved to tell about the forthcoming time
10   1,Add,0|      left out or ignored. They tell us still the ~story of salvation,
11   2,1,6  |        Philo, the philosopher, tell in their writings~of a Jewish
12   2,1,9  |      That is because we cannot~tell precisely when a creature