Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,4|        Canaan to which it led was held by hostile inhabitants.
 2   1,2,4|           the battle. While Moses held up his hands with the ~sacred
 3   1,2,4|   standing on either side of him, held his ~arms raised in the
 4   1,5,5|          and divine services were held, though often without due
 5   2,1  | accountability in which they~were held for waywardness from the
 6   2,1,6|         Philo. Some scholars have held that John the Baptist came
 7   2,1,1|        man. Yet man, so they have held, persistently~rebels against
 8   2,2,5|           Testament. The Gnostics held generally that the God of
 9   2,4,3|     Because the Roman authorities held Paul in such a~high esteem,
10   2,4,3|  Christians, many of the Judaists held the view that it too was
11   2,5,4|           horrors of persecution, held to the~belief that the “