Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,8  |   God teaches us that God is near to the world, that God is
 2 I, 2,11 |   receive salvation and draw near to God.~
 3 II, 3,5 |     who spoke with Zachariah near the altar of incense (Luke~
 4 II, 6,2 |      have they cast~lots...” Near the end of the Psalm are
 5 II, 6,2 |      time~of the promise was near, and that they might recognize
 6 II, 6,6 |    grows and draws the world near to the mystical day of the
 7 II, 7,5 |     are societies which~are “near,” or “next to,” or “close
 8 II, 8,1 | coming for baptism, are~very near in content to the ancient
 9 II, 8,6 |   the sin brings one already near to casting it away from
10 II, 8,9 |     persons who were already near death, as a form of preparation
11 II, 9,4 |   decayed and grown old” and near to “vanishing away”~(Heb.
12 Add, 0,4|      sentence of God drawing near, the angels hastening towards
13 Add, 0,4|      me unto judgment, stand near to me~then, quiet and joyful,
14 Add, 0,5|      things, know that it is near, even at the doors” (Matt.
15 Add, 0,7|      the “great tribulation” near the end of the world (either
16 App, 1  |     God Who is inexpressibly near to us, Who does not need~
17 App, 4  |   are so expressive as to be near being made into hypostases
18 App, 5,2|     settled in a~remote spot near the ancient church of St.