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  1 1,1 |         Writings, are considered in ch. XVII. For the moment it
  2 1,5 |             breaking of the bottle (ch. 19), his wearing a yoke (
  3 1,5 |          his use of the Rechabites (ch. 35), his hiding of stones
  4 1,5 |             the siege of Jerusalem (ch. 4), the symbolizing of
  5 1,6 |       prophet’s death by Baruch. In ch. VI in considering the evidence
  6 1,7 |            a lamentation over Tire (ch. 27), its prince (28:1-10),
  7 2,1 |         To-Day — Chs. 1:2-2:17.~1 — Ch. 1:2-20. The Swarm of Locusts.~
  8 2,1 |           The Swarm of Locusts.~2 — Ch. 2:1-11. The Approaching
  9 2,1 |            The Approaching Day.~3 — Ch. 2:12-17. Effective Penitence. ~
 10 2,1 |        Future — Chs. 2:18-3:21.~1 — Ch. 2:18-27. Physical Blessing.~
 11 2,1 |              Physical Blessing.~2 — Ch. 2:28-32. Spiritual Blessing.~
 12 2,1 |             Spiritual Blessing.~3 — Ch. 3:1-17. Judgment on the
 13 2,1 |        Judgment on the Nations.~4 — Ch. 3:18-21. Final Blessing.~ ~
 14 2,4 |             of the plague. After in ch. 1 describing the locusts
 15 3,4 |         Sufferings of Disobedience (Ch. 1). ~ The wickedness of
 16 3,5 |          The Psalm of Thanksgiving (Ch. 2). ~ This psalm is usually
 17 3,6 |                    Nineveh Repents (Ch. 3). ~ In the description
 18 3,6 |       necessarily correct — made by ch. 3 is that the whole of
 19 3,7 |                 God’s Tender Mercy (Ch. 4). ~ There came to Jonah
 20 4,1 |         Neighbours — Chs. 1, 2.~1 — Ch. 1:1, 2. Introduction.~2 —
 21 4,1 |            Israel’s Neighbours.~3 — Ch. 2:6-16. The Crimes of Israel.~
 22 4,1 |            and Doom — Chs. 3-6.~1 — Ch. 3. Social Disorder.~2 —
 23 4,1 |             3. Social Disorder.~2 — Ch. 4:1-3. Judgment on the
 24 4,1 |          Judgment on the Women.~3 — Ch. 4:4-12. God’s Visitations
 25 4,1 |          Visitations in Nature.~4 — Ch. 5:1-17. Inevitable Ruin.~
 26 4,1 |            17. Inevitable Ruin.~5 — Ch. 5:IS-26. The Day of the
 27 4,1 |            The Day of the Lord.~6 — Ch. 6. The Self-satisfied Leaders.~
 28 4,1 |           10. ~ D. Final Blessing — Ch. 9:11-15~ ~
 29 4,8 |                     Final Blessing (Ch. 9:11-15). ~ These verses (
 30 5,1 |      Faithless Wife — Chs. 1-3.~1 — Ch. 1:1-9. The Faithless Wife.~
 31 5,1 |         Israel’s Faithlessness.~3 — Ch. 3. The Faithful Husband. ~
 32 5,1 |       Political Unfaithfulness.~5 — Ch. 9:1-9. The Corruption of
 33 5,1 |             of Nation Religion.~6 — Ch. 9:10-17. Original Sin.~
 34 5,1 |            10-17. Original Sin.~7 — Ch. 10. Three Pictures of Coming
 35 5,1 |           of Coming Punishment.~8 — Ch. 11:1-11. The Father’s Love.~
 36 5,1 |           False and Faithless.~10 — Ch. 13. Israel’s utter Destruction.~
 37 5,1 |             utter Destruction.~11 — Ch. 14. Love Triumphant.~ ~
 38 5,6 |          natural tendency to regard ch. 2 as one connected prophecy.~
 39 5,6 |         come to pass that…” Then in ch. 3 we are shown from Hosea’
 40 5,7 |       triumphant over Israel’s sin (ch. 14). Few chapters in the
 41 6,1 |     background — Chs. 1-39.~1 — (a) Ch. 1. Introduction to section
 42 6,5 |   apparently scot free in 711 B.C. (ch. 20); it may be that Hezekiah
 43 6,5 |    ambassadors of Merodach-Baladan (ch. 39) are to be dated between
 44 6,6 |                       Introduction (Ch. 1). ~ This chapter is not
 45 6,6 |           converts) and comments on ch. 6 below.~ The condemnation
 46 6,7 |           story of Isaiah’s call in ch. 6.~ The second section
 47 6,8 |                 The Call of Isaiah (Ch. 6). ~ Many have failed
 48 6,8 |         Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. II.) from man, but understood
 49 6,8 |             justify the position of ch. 6. It will only have as
 50 6,6 |           ruled by Ethiopian kings. Ch. 18 is addressed to the
 51 6,6 |            to the Ethiopian rulers; ch. 19 deals with the Egyptian
 52 6,6 |           with the Egyptian people; ch. 20 includes both in one
 53 6,9 |       burning pitch and brimstone.~ Ch. 35 is an outstanding example
 54 6,0 |              29-32 with Isa. 28-33. Ch. 39 may help us. The resigned
 55 6,6 |             remnant (see especially ch. XIV). But beyond all the
 56 6,3 |     accidental in transmission). In ch. 62 we have a picture of
 57 6,3 |         what its result will be. In ch. 61 we have the Servant
 58 6,3 |         brings it to pass, while in ch. 60 we have a picture of
 59 6,6 |          Though in its original use ch. 65 will have had no connection
 60 7,1 |           Jerusalem — Chs. 1-3.~1 — Ch. 1. God’s Anger against
 61 7,1 |             Period — Chs. 4, 5.~1 — Ch. 4. The Establishment of
 62 7,1 | Establishment of God’s Kingdom.~2 — Ch. 5. The Messianic King.~
 63 7,3 |          against Samaria and Judah (Ch. 1). ~ The opening section (
 64 7,5 |     Establishment of God’s Kingdom (Ch. 4). ~ There is no link
 65 7,6 |                 The Messianic King (Ch. 5). ~ There is considerable
 66 7,6 |           The Hebrew includes it in ch. 4, but the general tendency
 67 7,6 |         acting as a transition from Ch. 4 to the thought of the
 68 8,1 |        Judgment on the Nations.~3 — Ch. 3:1-8. God’s Judgment on
 69 8,3 |             the Day of the Lord see ch. II. The contraction of
 70 8,3 |            the opinion expressed in ch. XI (p. 81) is correct,
 71 9,1 |    describing the power of Jehovah (ch. 1), followed by two pictures
 72 9,1 |             the capture of Nineveh (ch. 2 and ch. 3).~ The date
 73 9,1 |       capture of Nineveh (ch. 2 and ch. 3).~ The date of the prophecy
 74 9,1 |          his is a special case (see ch. XII).~ ~
 75 9,3 |                    A Triumphal Ode (Ch. 1). ~ Scholars have found
 76 10,1|         Psalm of God’s Intervention—Ch. 3.~ ~
 77 10,5|               God Comes to Deliver (Ch. 3). ~ This chapter is a
 78 11,1|             Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Ch. 1. The call of Jeremiah.~
 79 11,1|             days of Jerusalem. ~ E. Ch. 52. An historical Appendix.~ ~
 80 11,3|            affects their accuracy.~ Ch. 36 tells us how the book
 81 11,3|         than chronological motives. Ch. 52 is a later historical
 82 11,4|          respect is remarkable (see ch. XIII).~ Jeremiah will have
 83 11,4|              The story of his call (ch. 1) suggests that he had
 84 11,4|           natural interpretation of ch. 11 would place it in the
 85 11,4|            under Josiah ending with ch. 6. Still more important
 86 11,4|          the lack of changed lives (ch. 5) that the reformation
 87 11,5|                    Jeremiah’s Call (Ch. 1). ~ We have already referred
 88 11,6|            corruption of Jerusalem (ch 5). When it is grasped that
 89 11,7|           of the Northern Kingdom.~ Ch. 3:14-18 is an even later
 90 11,7|          worship of other gods (see ch. V, p. 36ff.).~ When Jeremiah
 91 11,0|      principle of Jer. 18:7-10 (cf. ch. 1), but as Judah’s prosperity
 92 11,1|                      The Challenge (Ch. 7:1-15; 26:1-19, 24). ~
 93 11,1|        people would go into exile.~ Ch. 7:1-15 is a summary of
 94 11,7|             from the wrath to come (ch. 24, and cf. ch. XIII, p.
 95 11,7|            to come (ch. 24, and cf. ch. XIII, p. 102). When false
 96 11,7|        judgment had run its course (ch. 29).~ Already when Nebuchadnezzar
 97 11,0|             after his old idolatry (ch. 44). ~ In Isaiah we have
 98 12,4|             the Day of the Lord see ch. II. The drinking in ver.
 99 13,1|             meaning of the Sin.~4 — Ch. 24. Imminent Judgment. ~
100 13,1|            against the Nations.~1 — Ch. 25. Palestine’s Neighbours.~
101 13,1|      Prophecies of Restoration.~1 — Ch. 33. The Prophet’s function.~
102 13,1|             Prophet’s function.~2 — Ch. 34. Rulers past and future.~
103 13,1|          Ghs. 35, 36. The Land.~4 — Ch. 37. The People.~5 — Chs.
104 13,3|          The greatest difficulty of ch. 1 lies in the fact that
105 13,5|             12; 19:1; 20:3, etc. In ch. 4 he is described as lying
106 13,6|             thought is continued in ch. 6, a prophecy against the
107 13,6|        section closes with a dirge (ch. 7) over the land of Israel,
108 13,7|          Desecration of the Temple (Ch. 8). ~ The second group
109 13,8|       scattered on the doomed city (ch. 10), though the prophet
110 13,2|            the example of the vine (ch. 15) which has value only
111 13,2|             wife of her benefactor (ch. 16). Lack of space makes
112 13,3|          and Treachery of Zedekiah (Ch. 17). ~ God evidently revealed
113 13,4|             the Restored Community (Ch. 18). ~ Both Jeremiah and
114 13,5|            voice probing deeper. In ch. 22 the sins of Jeru­salem
115 13,5|             in darker colours. Then ch. 20 is one of the most important
116 13,6|                  Imminent Judgment (Ch. 24). ~ On the very day (
117 13,7|       fulfilments we referred to in ch. I.~ In certain circles
118 13,8|          Prophet’s Recommissioning (Ch. 33). ~ As Ezekiel waited
119 13,8|             20) very reminiscent of ch. 18. In its setting, however,
120 13,9|             Rulers past and future (Ch. 34). ~ For the correct
121 13,0|    punishment on Edom is announced (ch. 35). Edom symbolizes all
122 13,0|         grace.~The Restored People (Ch. 37).~ Though the language
123 13,0|         those left in the land (cf. ch. XT on Jer. 2:1-4:4). This
124 13,1|   relationship of these chapters to ch. 40 seq., and have placed
125 13,1|            40 seq., and have placed ch. 38f first in time. Between
126 13,1|          years elapse (see above on ch. 33). If Josephus is to
127 13,1|      therefore much wiser to see in ch. 38f the great final rebellion
128 14,4|          and the People’s Response (Ch. 1). ~ To what extent the
129 15,1|             Gall to Repentance.~2 — Ch. 1:7-17. Vision I — The
130 15,1|           The Golden Lampstand.~7 — Ch. 5:1-4. Vision VI — The
131 15,1|           VI — The Flying Roll.~8 — Ch. 5:5-11. Vision VII — The
132 15,1|         Vision VII — The Ephah.~9 — Ch. 6:1-8. Vision VIII — The
133 15,1|             The Four Chariots.~10 — Ch. 6:9-15. The Crowning of
134 15,1|            of Israel and Judah.~2 — Ch. 11. The Rejection of the
135 15,2|            Prophecies of Zechariah, ch. XIII.). This view is entirely
136 15,2|           authorship of Malachi see ch. XVI — of which the first
137 15,4|            Unneeded Measuring Line (Ch. 2). ~ Zechariah sees a
138 15,4|       Acquittal of the High Priest (Ch. 3). ~ There is no suggestion
139 15,4|            V. The Golden Lampstand (Ch. 4). ~ The vision is of
140 16,1|           The Proof of God’s Love — Ch. 1:1-5.~ B. Obstacles to
141 16,1|           Enjoyment of God’s Love — Ch. 1:6-3:12.~1 — Chs. 1:6-
142 16,1|           Reverence towards God.~a) Ch. 1:6-14.  By the People.~
143 16,1|            6-14.  By the People.~b) Ch.2:l-9.  By the Priests.~
144 16,1|           l-9.  By the Priests.~2 — Ch. 2:10-16.  Inhumanity and
145 16,1|      Promises and Commandments.~4 — Ch. 3:7-12.  Withholding of
146 16,1|          Final call to Repentance — Ch. 4:4-6.~ ~
147 16,3|         Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. VI.) the love of God in
148 17,1|          Avenger of His honour.~6 — Ch. 6. God the Tamer of beasts. ~
149 17,1|             Future — Chs. 7-12.~1 — Ch. 7. The End of World History.~
150 17,1|           End of World History.~2 — Ch. 8. The Enemy of the Saints.~
151 17,1|            Enemy of the Saints.~3 — Ch. 9. The Messiah the Prince.~
152 17,2|       Daniel, Book of; Driver, LOT, ch. XI. Against see ISBE, article
153 17,2|             Daniel, Book of; Young, ch. XXIV; Lattey: The Book
154 17,3|         might have been anywhere in ch. 2, but the scribe responsible
155 17,7|           The impression created by ch. 5 is that he then was either
156 17,7|      reorganization of the kingdom (ch. 6) probably lasted only
157 17,8|          Jehovah left open to them (ch. 1).~ It is rather naive
158 17,8|       considerable textual doubt in ch. 4. This may be the explanation
159 17,9|           Antiochus Epiphanes, viz. ch. 8 and the bulk of ch. 11.
160 17,9|          viz. ch. 8 and the bulk of ch. 11. But Lattey is surely
161 17,0|             Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream (Ch. 2).~ The king’s dream is
162 17,1|           The End of World History (Ch. 7).~ It is a commonplace
163 17,1|            portions of the image in ch. 2. The only evidence for
164 17,2|            The Enemy of the Saints (Ch. 8). ~ The interpretation
165 17,3|            seventy weeks” prophesy (Ch. 9). ~ In many ways this
166 17,4|         only by one who has studied ch. 11 with the help of a good
167 17,4|           he foreshadows, and so in ch. 12 we pass on over to a
168 18,3|          have 22 verses each, while ch. 3 has 66.~ In chs. 1 and
169 18,3|           in the R.V. translation.~ Ch. 4 resembles chs. 1 and
170 18,3|             in the R.V.~ Metrically ch. 3 is the most complicated.
171 18,3|           length as the first two.~ Ch. 5 employs normal Hebrew
172 18,8|          and certain expressions in ch. 3. As long as this is done