Chapter, Paragraph

1 2,6 |            people is to provide the ground of judgment, and as they
2 6,8 |            And as a root out of dry ground. He has no form or comeliness;
3 7,7 |           to human sacrifice is one ground for thinking of the reign
4 11,1|           whether, on chronological ground, we could even date it before
5 13,3|             Baby­lonia on their own ground; if the bearers of His Chariot
6 15,7|          there is really no serious ground for this. It is far more
7 17,2| pseudonymity, there was the further ground — the formation of the Canon.
8 17,4|           facts, there seems little ground for objecting to the possibility