Part, Chapter, Paragraph

1 5, 0,44|      believed that all major misfortunes occurring with people, was
2 5, 0,65|      sends (as well as other misfortunes) to a sinner that is entrenched
3 5, 0,65|    sin together with outward misfortunes, forces him to recover his
4 5, 0,71| world, the Lord turns to the misfortunes that await the Jews. To
5 5, 0,72|   His faithful from imminent misfortunes and assaults, but to sooner
6 6, 4,6 |      them is hunger, thirst, misfortunes and animosity from people;