Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |       once the reader becomes familiar ~with the historical context
 2   1,3,5  |    visit to a woman who had a familiar spirit at Endor, a failed
 3   1,3,5  |      Every believer should be familiar with the lives ~and acts
 4   1,4,6  |    The writer of the book was familiar with the Greek philosophy
 5   1,5,7  |      Testament. ~ So, getting familiar with the Old Testament prophetic
 6   1,Add,1|     be easily deceived by the familiar sound of the Homeric idiom ~(
 7   2,1    |   common~knowledge. They were familiar also with the exploits of
 8   2,1,4  |    Sinai. To Christians it is familiar because on the day of this
 9   2,2,5  |    hand, it seems that he was familiar with Syracuse, Phrygia,
10   2,4,3  |   Tarsus, and probably became familiar with the pagan~culture,
11   2,5,6  | Christian recognizes here the familiar traits of the Sunday Liturgy~