Examples of using Same chapter in English and their translations into Greek
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In the same chapter.
This agrees with verse 14 of the same chapter.
From the same chapter.
Transfers between articles(within the same chapter).
In the same chapter their employment will be investigated.
Often in the same chapter.
And verse 29 of the same chapter shows that men shall flee into the thickets and climb upon the rocks.
And later in the same chapter.
The same chapter of Daniel referred to them as“the holy ones of the Supreme One,” Jehovah God.
It appears later, in the same chapter.
Copernicus discusses it in the same chapter of De RtvOI, but tries to defuse it in the next chapter. .
It is described in the same chapter.
Verses three and four of this same chapter Re 21:3, 4 read:“And another sign was seen in heaven, and look! a great fiery-colored dragon,….
See above in the same chapter.
But the same chapter which records Israel's triumphant song also records the first murmurings of discontent and bitterness.
Looking on down in the same chapter.
This is obvious from verse 6 of the same chapter of John, where the"birth from the water and the Spirit" is called"birth from the flesh and the Spirit".
He says, later, in that same chapter.
The same chapter presents in detail the question of‘Italianness' and provides a schematic presentation of the methodological tool for the analysis and measurement of culture(flow chart).
Verses 15-16 of the same chapter read.
We immediately see that the text suggests messengers, or angels, of heaven rather than literal stars,as verses seven, nine, and ten of the same chapter reveal.
Really, verses 13-18 of the same chapter tell us.
This is already mentioned in paragraph 1.4 of the same chapter.
They fall within two different sections of the same Chapter II, namely Sections 6 and 10 respectively.
And therefore we put the p.m. column in the same chapter.
That is why lsaiah mentioned further in the same chapter(21:13):"The burden upon Arabia….
A couple pages apart;certainly in the same chapter.
When will this happen is something that is answered in verses 51-52 of the same chapter of I Corinthians, where we read.
But Saint Paul gives us the prospect of hope, which, again,is based on the same chapter of Genesis.
Added to this rebuttal is the statement found in the opening verse of the same chapter distinctly named"The Night Journey".