Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,1  |          beliefs and ~cruel Gentile customs pulled the Jews down a path
 2   1,3,1  |          the ~context of morals and customs of the time. Throughout
 3   1,3,2  |             their cruel and immoral customs were easily bor-~rowed by
 4   1,3,5  | idol-worship and disgusting pa-~gan customs eventually did damage to
 5   1,4,6  |            the Greek philosophy and customs of the ~3rd century BC.
 6   1,Add,9|        accommodated to the fleeting customs and attitudes of any particular
 7   2,1    |         leader, persisted as social customs until the days of the New
 8   2,1    |             observe their religious customs, but were commanded to offer
 9   2,1,6  |         rather than Engedi. But the~customs and teachings of that group
10   2,2,5  |        Evangelists, mentions Jewish customs without explaining~their
11   2,5,9  |          mark is drawn from ancient customs, according to which warriors