Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,6  |      Authorities. Having gone past all this and~left below
 2 I, 1,10 |      For God there is neither past nor future; there is only
 3 I, 1,12 |    possible, the~present, the past, and the future. Foreknowledge
 4 I, 2,5  |       is usually said, in the past tense, that He is “begotten,”
 5 I, 2,5  |     the present tense and the past participle.)~The dogma of
 6 II, 7,4 |    the Church not only in the past, but in~all times as well.~
 7 II, 7,5 | boundary, which if sinners go past it, they, like dead members,
 8 II, 8,1 |     only for the remission of past sins, and not for assistance
 9 Add, 0,4|  writes to the Ephesians:~“In past times ye walked according
10 Add, 0,4|      order to pass unhindered past the elders,~the powers,
11 Add, 0,4|  guides, we~went without harm past the powers of the air. The