Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|       one, 8. First and Second Kings (called First~and Second
 2 Intro, A,4|  Version), 9. Third and Fourth Kings (First and Second Kings
 3 Intro, A,4|        Kings (First and Second Kings in the KJV), 10.~First and
 4 I, 1,17   |    only Potentate, the King of kings and Lord of lords” (1 Tim.
 5 II, 3,5   |     know all human thoughts (3 Kings 8:39). Finally,~they cannot
 6 II, 5,2   |      the book~of Job. In First Kings it is said concerning Saul
 7 II, 5,2   |      Lord departed from him (1 Kings 15:14 — 1 Sam. In KJ). In
 8 II, 8,4   |        gifts (see Ex. 28:41; 1 Kings [1 Sam.] 16:13; 3 [1] Kings
 9 II, 8,4   |    Kings [1 Sam.] 16:13; 3 [1] Kings 1:39). Tertullian~writes, “
10 II, 8,4   |       royal throne of Orthodox kings.~
11 II, 9,3   |       of the servant Gehazi (4 Kings, ch. 4; 2 Kings in KJV),
12 II, 9,3   |      Gehazi (4 Kings, ch. 4; 2 Kings in KJV), and what is~even
13 II, 9,3   |       to the King of Israel (4 Kings 6:12). When still on earth,
14 II, 9,5   | reverence could cause death (2 Kings [2 Sam.] 6:7 — the incident
15 II, 9,6   |     the dead man arose (IV[II] Kings 13:21). The body of the