Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,7 |      that Israel’s corruption began already in the wilderness
 2 11,3|      36 tells us how the book began. It is impossible to know,
 3 11,4|     that Josiah’s reformation began in the year before (IIChron.
 4 11,6|    message.~ His inner burden began with Jeremiah’s inability
 5 11,7|      the remnant in Jerusalem began to believe that the storm
 6 13,4|       33:1-20) before Ezekiel began his work of upbuilding and
 7 13,6|      final siege of Jerusalem began, and indeed before Zedekiah’
 8 14,4|      the date when the people began to collect material for
 9 14,5| rebuilding of the Temple only began in 521 B.C. and that it
10 17,3|   Jerusalem, St. Daniel often began to ask God for this in fervent
11 17,3|   Daniel. The Christian faith began to spread very quickly after