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 1    Pent,  Gen   10:    1(1) |        22-23, 31-32) of a few centuries later. That is why certain
 2    Pent,  Gen   14:   13(4) |  until the last pre-Christian centuries, the term "Hebrew" is used
 3    Pent,  Gen   31:   20(4) |    Arameans date from several centuries after the time of Jacob;
 4    Pent,  Exo   17:   16    |    against Amalek through the centuries." ~ ~ ~
 5    Pent,  Deu  Int          |  after the Israelites had for centuries been resident in the Land
 6     His                     |   Israel extends another four centuries, from the last days of David
 7     His, 1Kin  Int          |      was transmitted for many centuries, one may speak of two editions
 8     His, 1Kin    8:   33(2) |     the Babylonian exile four centuries later.~
 9     His, 1Kin   10:    1(1) |   inscriptions. Sheba was for centuries the leading principality
10     His,  Ezr  Int          |   Hellenism, then or in later centuries. Ezra set the tone of the
11     His,  Tob  Int          |      of the book was lost for centuries. The Greek translation,
12     His, 1Mac    5:   25(6) |    merchants in the final two centuries B.C. They settled down,
13     His, 2Mac    6:   18(4) |       Christians of the early centuries. Written originally to encourage
14   WisdB,  Job  Int          | between the seventh and fifth centuries B.C. Its literary form,
15   WisdB,  Job   29:   18(2) |     bird which, after several centuries of life, consumed itself
16   WisdB,  Ecc  Int          |  probably written about three centuries before Christ.~ ~ ~ ~
17   WisdB,  Sir   44:   16(3) |       particularly in the two centuries just before the coming of
18  ProphB,  Amo    1:    1(1) | Zechariah mentions it several centuries later (Zechariah 14:5). ~
19  ProphB,  Nah  Int          |    Near East for almost three centuries. The royal inscriptions
20   NTPre                     |     present form is only four centuries old), the translators have
21   NTPre                     |  which preceded it by so many centuries. If this translation had
22    Gosp,  Mat   22:   31(18)|       the patriarchs who died centuries ago. He identifies himself
23   NTLet, 1Tim    5:   17(3) |       of the second and third centuries. The presbyters possess
24   NTLet, 1Tim    6:   20(8) |   enemy of the church for two centuries and more (the Greek word
25   NTLet, 1Tim    6:   20(8) |       to the second and later centuries, there are signs that incipient
26   CathL                     |    late fourth or early fifth centuries, most objections had been