Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,4  |    stranger (Heb. ger) in a strange land. ~ Moving deep into
 2   1,2,4  |   turned aside to examine a strange sight: a bush that was ~
 3   1,4    |   of Jacob from a people of strange language;~Judah was his
 4   1,4,7  |     Thine eyes shall behold strange women, and thine heart shall
 5   1,4,7  |    To deliver thee from the strange woman, even~from the stranger
 6   1,4,7  |     28-29). ~ ~The mouth of strange women is a deep pit: he
 7   1,Add,9|    introducing instead any .strange gospel. of his own. The
 8   1,Add,9|  preached, they adopt some .strange ideologies. ~and combine
 9   1,Add,9|    Fathers.~ I have often a strange feeling. When I read the
10   2,1,5  | Jewish captives,~being in a strange land and deprived of their
11   2,3,3  |    Beloved, do not think it~strange concerning the fiery trial
12   2,3,3  |     try you, as though some strange thing happened~to you; but