Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        of reality, of nature and destiny of man, of marriage and
 2   1,2,4  |        nation, ready to meet its destiny in the Promised Land. He
 3   1,2,4  |        He was not to share that ~destiny; his own task was nearly
 4   1,3,1  |         that directs and decides destiny of each individual and every
 5   1,5,7  |           by which He guided the destiny of the ~mankind toward the
 6   1,Add,9|   intimately ~concerned with the destiny of man (and precisely with
 7   1,Add,9|           and precisely with the destiny of every one of .the little ~
 8   1,Add,9|       the turning point of human destiny. But the awful mystery of ~
 9   1,Add,0|          well the ~book of human destiny. First of all, it is a book
10   1,Add,0| condensed and exemplified in the destiny of Israel, old and new,
11   2,5,7  |          mankind. This~sorrowful destiny of mankind is symbolized