Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1,5 |             19), his wearing a yoke (chs. 27-28), his buying of land (
  2 2,1 |            of Jehovah. ~ A. To-Day — Chs. 1:2-2:17.~1 — Ch. 1:2-20.
  3 2,1 |         Penitence. ~ B. The Future — Chs. 2:18-3:21.~1 — Ch. 2:18-
  4 4,1 |          Israel and her Neighbours — Chs. 1, 2.~1 — Ch. 1:1, 2. Introduction.~
  5 4,1 |              1, 2. Introduction.~2 — Chs. 1:3-2:5. The Crimes of
  6 4,1 |           Israel’s Crimes and Doom — Chs. 3-6.~1 — Ch. 3. Social
  7 4,1 |               Five Visions of Doom — Chs. 7-9:10. ~ D. Final Blessing —
  8 4,5 |           Israel and her Neighbours (Chs. 1, 2). ~ The mention of
  9 4,6 |            Israel’s Crimes and Doom (Chs. 3-6). ~ Amos’ second message
 10 4,7 |                Five Visions of Doom (Chs. 7-9:10).~ These visions,
 11 5,1 |             and his Faithless Wife — Chs. 1-3.~1 — Ch. 1:1-9. The
 12 5,1 |              The Faithless Wife.~2 — Chs. 1:10-2:23. Israel’s Faithlessness.~
 13 5,1 |       Jehovah and Faithless Israel — Chs. 4-14.~1 — Chs. 4:1-5:7.
 14 5,1 |              Israel — Chs. 4-14.~1 — Chs. 4:1-5:7. Like Priest Like
 15 5,1 |              Priest Like People.~2 — Chs. 5:8-6:6. Fratricidal Strife.~
 16 5,1 |              Fratricidal Strife.~3 — Chs. 6:7-7:7. The Testimony
 17 5,1 |            Testimony of History.~4 — Chs. 7:8-8:14. Israel’s Political
 18 5,1 |               The Father’s Love.~9 — Chs. 11:12-12:14. Israel False
 19 5,2 |     discovered in the major portion (chs. 4-14) of Hosea; the order
 20 5,4 |                        Hosea’s Wife (Chs. 1, 3). ~ Hosea’s call came
 21 5,6 |              and His Faithless Wife (Chs. 1-3). ~ The meaning of
 22 5,7 |        Jehovah and Faithless Israel (Chs. 4-14). ~ A foremost place
 23 6,1 |             A. Assyrian background — Chs. 1-39.~1 — (a) Ch. 1. Introduction
 24 6,1 |          section and whole book. (b) Chs. 2-6. Growth of obduracy
 25 6,1 |        Chiefly time of Jotham.).~2 — Chs. 7-12. Consolation of Immanuel
 26 6,1 |          Chiefly time of Ahaz.).~3 — Chs. 13-23. Judgment of the
 27 6,1 |            contemporary nations.~4 — Chs. 24-27. Judgment of the
 28 6,1 |             and the last things.~5 — Chs. 28-33. The revolt from
 29 6,1 |              Time of Hezekiah.).~6 — Chs. 34-35. God’s avenging and
 30 6,1 |      avenging and redeeming.~7 — (a) Chs. 36-37. Deliverance from
 31 6,1 |         Assyria (looking back.). (b) Chs. 38-39. Entanglement with
 32 6,1 |               Babylonian background. Chs. 40-66.~1 — Chs. 40-48.
 33 6,1 |          background. Chs. 40-66.~1 — Chs. 40-48. Deliverance from
 34 6,1 |        Deliverance from Babylon.~2 — Chs. 49-55. The spiritual deliverance
 35 6,1 |           deliverance of Israel.~3 — Chs. 56-66. The new Zion and
 36 6,2 |           col­lection of prophecies (chs. 40-55 — Deutero-Isaiah)
 37 6,2 |           less homo­geneous section (chs. 56-66 — Trito-Isaiah) in
 38 6,6 |            merely an introduction to chs. 2-12, but serves in that
 39 6,7 |         Judah under Jotham and Ahaz (Chs. 2-12). ~ Though as has
 40 6,7 |             there is a break between chs. 6 and 7, and the two resultant
 41 6,7 |            they form a larger whole. Chs. 2-6 come mainly from the
 42 6,7 |              until there is no hope; chs. 7-12 are mainly from the
 43 6,7 |            closes with two Messianic chs. (11 and 12), which end
 44 6,8 |             s action in the light of chs. 2-5. Though God hardens,
 45 6,9 |          J-Young: Studies in Isaiah, chs. 6 and 7).~ ~
 46 6,2 |            Nations and of the World (Chs. 13-27). ~ Here, too, we
 47 6,2 |             His own people. To that, chs. 13-23 give an answer, for
 48 6,2 |       apocalyptic and eschatological chs. 24-27. Here God’s final
 49 6,6 |                  Egypt and Ethiopia (Chs. 18-20). ~ At this time
 50 6,8 |                Judah under Hezekiah (Chs. 28-33). ~ The general impression
 51 6,9 |               Judgment and Blessing (Chs. 34, 35). ~ Much of the
 52 6,0 |                 Historical Chapters (Chs. 36-39). ~ Chs. 36 and 37
 53 6,0 |             Chapters (Chs. 36-39). ~ Chs. 36 and 37 obviously hang
 54 6,0 |       subservient to spiritual ends. Chs. 36, 37 are placed first
 55 6,0 |            prophecies about Assyria; chs. 38, 39, though earlier
 56 6,2 |                     Deutero-Isaiah” (Chs. 40-55). ~ Though it is
 57 6,4 |            these references are from chs. 40-48, which form a clear-cut
 58 6,4 |             the Babylonian exile. In chs. 49-55 (“The Book of the
 59 6,5 |          with the general setting of chs. 40-55 was that of Delitzsch
 60 6,0 |                        Trio-Isaiah” (Chs. 56-66). ~ Unlike the two
 61 6,0 |              By a number of scholars chs. 60-62 are taken as belonging
 62 6,2 |                  Sin and Redemption (Chs. 58, 59). ~ Here again we
 63 6,3 |                       Arise, Shine” (Chs. 60-62). ~ There seems to
 64 6,6 |                   Final Blessedness (Chs. 65-66). ~ Though in its
 65 6,7 |              for there is nothing in chs. 56-66 to justify such an
 66 7,1 |              Samaria and Jerusalem — Chs. 1-3.~1 — Ch. 1. God’s Anger
 67 7,1 |       against Samaria and Judah.~2 — Chs. 2, 3. The Sins of Judah. ~
 68 7,1 |               The Messianic Period — Chs. 4, 5.~1 — Ch. 4. The Establishment
 69 7,1 |             Jehovah with Jerusalem — Chs. 6, 7.~ ~
 70 7,2 |         closing section of the book (chs. 6, 7) Micah’s de­nunciations
 71 7,2 |             much more gloomy than in chs. 1-3. There is a general
 72 7,4 |                   The Sins of Judah (Chs. 2, 3). ~ Two groups of
 73 7,5 |            probably synchronize with chs. 1-3 rather than follow
 74 7,7 |              Jehovah with Jerusalem (Chs. 6-7). ~ The changes of
 75 8,1 |             of the Day of the Lord — Chs. 1:1-3:8.~1 — Chs. 1:1-2:
 76 8,1 |             Lord — Chs. 1:1-3:8.~1 — Chs. 1:1-2:3. Universal Judgment
 77 9,4 |           Siege and Fall of Nineveh (Chs. 2, 3). ~ The chapter division
 78 10,1|              A. A Spiritual Dialogue—Chs. 1, 2.~1 — 1:2ff. The Prophet’
 79 11,1|          Structure of Jeremiah. ~ A. Chs. 1-25:14. Prophecies of
 80 11,1|            The call of Jeremiah.~2 — Chs. 2-6. Prophecies from the
 81 11,1|              the time of Josiah.~3 — Chs. 7-20. Prophecies from the
 82 11,1|           the time of Jehoiakim.~4 — Chs. 21-25: 14. Prophecies against
 83 11,1|              kings and prophets.~ B. Chs. 25:15-38; 46-51. Prophecies
 84 11,1|           against the Nations[1]~ C. Chs. 26-33. Destruction and
 85 11,1|    Destruction and Restoration. ~ D. Chs. 34-45. Jeremiah and the
 86 11,3|             third is found mainly in chs. 34-45 (see structure of
 87 11,3|           but is to be found also in chs. 1-25:14 and chs. 26-33.
 88 11,3|             also in chs. 1-25:14 and chs. 26-33. There is no reasonable
 89 11,3|            second is found mainly in chs. 1-25:14 but also in chs.
 90 11,3|             chs. 1-25:14 but also in chs. 26-33. If compared carefully
 91 11,3|             tended adding section D (chs. 34-45). It may well be
 92 11,6|              idolatry in contrast to chs. 2 and 3, which are before
 93 11,8|          with base metal (6:28-30).~ Chs. 1-6 of Jeremiah underline
 94 11,3|              actions are recorded in chs. 35, 27 (note ver. 1 should
 95 11,6|            18:18-23; 20:7-18.~ Since chs. 1-20 represent approximately
 96 11,7|              the North, viz. most of chs. 30, 31. The approximate
 97 11,7|             fourth year of Zedekiah (chs. 27, 28) and to deflect
 98 11,8|          down his message of hope in chs. 30-31. After the fall of
 99 11,0|           The Last Days of Jeremiah (Chs. 40-45). ~ When Jerusalem
100 11,1|      Prophecies against the Nations (Chs. 46-51). ~ The bulk of these
101 11,1|            bulk of these prophecies, chs. 46-49:33 though 46:13-28
102 13,1|           Structure of Ezekiel. ~ A. Chs. 1-24. Prophecies of Doom.~
103 13,1|              Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Chs. 1-7. The Call and the opening
104 13,1|             the opening message.~2 — Chs. 8-19. The Sin of Jerusalem.~
105 13,1|            The Sin of Jerusalem.~3 — Chs. 20-23. The deeper meaning
106 13,1|              Imminent Judgment. ~ B. Chs. 25-32. Prophecies against
107 13,1|          Palestine’s Neighbours.~2 — Chs. 26-28. Tyre.~3 — Chs. 29-
108 13,1|                Chs. 26-28. Tyre.~3 — Chs. 29-32. Egypt. ~ C. Chs.
109 13,1|              Chs. 29-32. Egypt. ~ C. Chs. 33-48. Prophecies of Restoration.~
110 13,1|              Ch. 37. The People.~5 — Chs. 38, 39. The last Enemies.~
111 13,1|            39. The last Enemies.~6 — Chs. 40-48. The Redeemed People
112 13,4|           122 seq.). It is said that chs. 4-24 are addressed exclusively
113 13,4|              to the understanding of chs. 4-24. We entirely agree
114 13,4|         could begin his building up (chs. 33-48), he had to bring
115 13,6|            Coming Doom of Jerusalem (Chs. 4-7). ~ These acted prophecies
116 13,7|           with a long trance-vision (chs. 8-11). The presence of
117 13,8|              Judgment (9:1-11:13). ~ Chs. 9 and 10, and possibly
118 13,2|      Inevitable Penalty of Idolatry (Chs. 14-16). ~ These chapters
119 13,5|           Deeper Meaning of the Sin (Chs. 20-23). ~ These chapters,
120 13,5|             However, in the light of chs. 40-48 any such interpretation
121 13,7|      Prophecies Against the Nations (Chs. 25-32). ~ These prophecies
122 13,9|             ver. 23). In contrast to chs. 12:10; 19:1; 21:25 no stress
123 13,0|                   The Restored Land (Chs. 35, 36). ~ Though Ezekiel
124 13,1|                    The Last Enemies (Chs. 38, 39). ~ Instead of letting
125 13,1|           Josephus is to be trusted, chs. 40-48 may very well originally
126 13,2|                 The People at Peace (Chs. 40-48). ~ Reference has
127 14,2|          History of Israel, Vol. II, chs. VII. VIII.).~ ~
128 15,1|           The Visions of Zechariah — Chs. 1-8.~1 — Gh. 1:1-6. The
129 15,1|            Crowning of Joshua. ~11 — Chs. 7, 8. A New Era.~ B. The
130 15,1| Establishment of Messiah’s Kingdom — Chs. 9-14. ~1 — Chs. 9, 10.
131 15,1|            Kingdom — Chs. 9-14. ~1 — Chs. 9, 10. The Deliverance
132 15,2|             into two distinct parts (chs. 1-8; 9-14) is denied by
133 15,2|            second part as well, viz. chs. 9-11; 12-14. With this
134 15,2|              as 1653 Mede attributed chs. 9-14 to Jeremiah on the
135 15,2|        Contacts between the style of chs. 9-11 and Jeremiah are too
136 15,3|             a false interpretation.~ Chs. 1-8 present many difficulties
137 15,3|             tend to become blended.~ Chs. 9-14 are also apocalyptic,
138 15,3|             is nothing comparable in chs. 9-14, where the figures
139 15,6|                         The New Era (Chs. 7, 8). ~ The fall of Jerusalem
140 15,7|  Establishment of Messiah’s Kingdom (Chs. 9-14). ~ We have already
141 16,1|             Love — Ch. 1:6-3:12.~1 — Chs. 1:6-2:9. Lack of Respect
142 16,1|         Inhumanity and Apostasy.~3 — Chs. 2:17-3:6.  Despising of
143 16,1|             in the Day of Judgment — Chs. 3:13-4:3.~ D. The Final
144 17,1|            beasts. ~ B. The Future — Chs. 7-12.~1 — Ch. 7. The End
145 17,1|              Messiah the Prince.~4 — Chs. 10-12. The Fortunes of
146 17,3|              with the nations, while chs. 8-12 deal with the Jews,
147 17,4|              variants, especially in chs. 4-6, but there are three
148 17,5|        guarantee that the visions of chs. 9 and 10-12, in which the
149 17,4|              The Fortunes of Israel (Chs. 10-12). ~ How remarkable
150 18,3|              Hebrew alphabet, and so chs. 1, 2, and 4 have 22 verses
151 18,3|              while ch. 3 has 66.~ In chs. 1 and 2 each verse has
152 18,3|        translation.~ Ch. 4 resembles chs. 1 and 2, except that each
153 18,0|               11:1-8; 14:10-12~  [3] Chs. 21; 22:20-23:8; 24; 27-