Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|    communications between the local churches became necessary
 2   1,1,5|       ini-~tially only in the local churches to which they had
 3   1,1,5|   known in only one or a few ~local churches; others more rapidly
 4   1,1,5|  scrip-~ture. in a particular local church was that which was
 5   1,2,4|   drawn into the cult of the ~local deity, the Baal of Peor.
 6   1,4,1|   have been written only by a local person who took part in
 7   1,5,5|      saw God Jehovah as their local God, comparable with Phoenician
 8   1,5,5|         They had to learn the local language and various Chaldean
 9   2,1,2|       synagogue had arisen, a local institution to which the
10   2,3,3| subject matter was adapted to local churches at which they were
11   2,4,3|      from the Corinthians). A local riot, stirred up against
12   2,5,7|    catacombs, and some of the local~churches totally disappear.