Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |          presbyter or elder first comes into prominence in Acts,
 2  2,4 |         first half (through II:2) comes from about A.D. 70, while
 3  2,11|      Another account of martyrdom comes from about the same time.
 4  3   |      luminary of Gnosis, Phoster, comes and gives fourteen warnings
 5  4,6 |        fragment published in 1935 comes from a leaf-book that was
 6  4,6 |          do not know whence Jesus comes. In a second fragment the
 7  4,9 |        other information about it comes from Epiphanius, in Cyprus,
 8  4,10|         From Nag Hammadi in Egypt comes the still unpublished Gospel
 9  4,11|     Hebrews and Revelation. If it comes from about 150 or even earlier
10  5,3 |         it.[28] A great hailstorm comes on which kills many of the
11  5,5 |        Apostles.~ From one source comes the story of Peter's daughter.
12  5,5 |        out for Spain. Simon Magus comes to Rome, and the church,
13  5,5 |       Sancto” (chap. 10) probably comes from Justin, who in his
14  5,8 |          by Jesus himself, Andrew comes and rescues Matthias and
15  6,2 |      sheds its leaves, then there comes a bud, after that an unripe
16  7,2 |              This little fragment comes from the oldest Christian
17  8,1 | manuscripts of which the earliest comes from the tenth century,
18  8,3 |        but our best glimpse of it comes from Theodoret, who was
19 11,3 |   vocabulary and almost certainly comes from him. In it he warns
20 14,6 |       have Rome, from which there comes even into your hands the