Chapter

 1 3 |    prohibited from entering the holy city, as we see through
 2 3 |   provoked unto indignation the Holy One of Israel." This, therefore,
 3 4 |          when offering to God a holy victim, pleased Him by a
 4 5 |         nowhere else but in the holy land. Why, accordingly,
 5 8 |     Daniel says, that "both the holy city and the holy place
 6 8 |      both the holy city and the holy place are exterminated together
 7 8 |        commonalty, and upon the holy city, until delinquency
 8 8 |   prophet may be sealed, and an holy one of holy ones anointed.
 9 8 |      sealed, and an holy one of holy ones anointed. And thou
10 8 |        be; and the city and the holy place shall he exterminate
11 8 |        and libation, and in the holy place the execration of
12 8 |     hebdomad He is born, and an holy one of holy ones is anointed;
13 8 |        born, and an holy one of holy ones is anointed; but that
14 8 |       He had to suffer, and the holy city had to be exterminated
15 8 |     thus: "And the city and the holy place to be exterminated
16 8 |         was manifested, and "an Holy One of holy ones was anointed"--
17 8 | manifested, and "an Holy One of holy ones was anointed"--that
18 9 |         a novel practice to the Holy Spirit to call those "angels"
19 10|    predicted before through the Holy Spirit.~
20 13|          that "the city and the holy place are simultaneously
21 13|         Gentiles," in which the Holy Spirit no longer lingers,
22 13|   church, God's temple, and the holy city, and the house of the
23 13|  provoked unto indignation, the Holy One of Israel." So, again,