Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|    number of letters in the~ ~Hebrew alphabet. (The 22 “canonical”
 2 Intro, A,4| entered at some time into the Hebrew canon, are~called “canonical.” (
 3 Intro, A,4|   means only “included~in the Hebrew canon,” and “non-canonical”
 4 Intro, A,4|     only “not included in the Hebrew canon” (but still accepted~
 5 Intro, A,4|      were not included in the Hebrew canon~because they were
 6 Intro, A,4|     Testament~into Greek. The Hebrew originals of most of the
 7 I, 1,6    |    are,~“I Am He That Is” (in Hebrew, Jehovah) (Ex. 3:14).~“I
 8 I, 1,18   |   original polytheism”~in the Hebrew people in certain Biblical
 9 I, 1,18   |     knowing the spirit of the Hebrew language. He would not use
10 I, 1,18   |     expresses only the chosen~Hebrew people as the “inheritor
11 I, 2,2    |      of God (“Elohim”) in the Hebrew text has~the grammatical
12 II, 6,2   |     Jacob, and then the whole Hebrew people. In His~care for
13 II, 6,2   |    God.~The choosiness of the Hebrew people was confirmed by
14 II, 6,2   |     stored up for him (in~the Hebrew: until there come a reconciler);
15 II, 6,2   |    they applied this name (in Hebrew Shiloh, the~Reconciler).~
16 II, 6,6   |   psalms of David, the~chosen Hebrew people, as the representative
17 II, 6,8   |        in the underworld (the Hebrew “Sheol,” Gen. 37:35, Septuagint).
18 II, 7,1   |       Old Testament also (the Hebrew~kahal).~In the New Testament,
19 II, 9,3   | Abraham~knows the life of the Hebrew people which has occurred