Chapter, Paragraph

  1 1,2 |         special gift of God (Amos 2:11) without real parallel among
  2 1,2 |          Him (Num. 12:6ff; Exod. 33:11). Though the ordinary prophet
  3 1,7 |             1-10), and its king (28:11-19). Yet Tyre was not cap­
  4 1,7 |           for forty years (Ezek. 29:11), but it has become a base
  5 1,8 |             your eyes? (Jer. 7:4; 8‑11).~Who will give water to
  6 1,8 |           with young (Is. 40:1‑2, 9-11).~Thus the Prophet Isaiah
  7 1,8 |            and dwell by me. (Is. 21:11-12)~The night will pass,
  8 1,8 |         knowl­edge of the Lord (Is. 11:9). They proclaimed the
  9 1,8 |           them (Ezek. 36:26‑27; and 11:19‑20).~The prophets speak
 10 1,8 |       reward, pre­dicts Isaiah (Is. 11: 10).~The fulfillment of
 11 1,8 |            past finding out!” (Rom. 11:25‑26; 32‑33).~ ~ ~
 12 2,1 |             of Locusts.~2 — Ch. 2:1-11. The Approaching Day.~3 —
 13 2,4 |            Lord is at hand,” in 2:1-11 he describes them in even
 14 3,2 |      historical (Matt. 12:40f, Luke 11:30). The appeal to our Lord’
 15 4,1 |              Final Blessing — Ch. 9:11-15~ ~
 16 4,4 |          best demonstrated by Matt. 11:5 where “and the poor have
 17 4,4 |     ignoring of God’s warnings (4:6-11).~ The main reason for Israel’
 18 4,5 |        earth.~ For the Nazirites (2:11) see Num. 6:1-21. Their
 19 4,6 |             passages like Deut. 7:6-11; 10:12-17. Later prophetic
 20 4,6 |             outward ceremonial. 4:6-11 shows how empty it all was.
 21 4,8 |               Final Blessing (Ch. 9:11-15). ~ These verses (or
 22 5,1 |          Coming Punishment.~8 — Ch. 11:1-11. The Father’s Love.~
 23 5,1 |            Punishment.~8 — Ch. 11:1-11. The Father’s Love.~9 —
 24 5,1 |             Father’s Love.~9 — Chs. 11:12-12:14. Israel False and
 25 5,1 |         Israel’s utter Destruction.~11 — Ch. 14. Love Triumphant.~ ~
 26 5,3 |             the A.V.), cf. Judges 2:11, 13; 3:7 (An interesting
 27 5,5 |             foreign policy (5:13; 7:11; 8:9f; 12:1; 14:3). To seek
 28 5,5 |           king­dom was sin (8:4; 13:11). While it is true that
 29 5,5 |          for Solomon’s sins (IKings 11:26-40), a careful reading
 30 5,5 |             under a Davidic king (1:11; 3:5).~ 5. The heart of
 31 5,7 |        Israel shall be saved” (Rom. 11:26).~ ~ ~
 32 6,7 |            with two Messianic chs. (11 and 12), which end with
 33 6,8 |            whole argument of Rom. 9-11. It should be clearly noted
 34 6,8 |             hardening in part (Rom. 11:7, 25, R.V.) came upon Israel
 35 6,8 |            new life can spring (cf. 11:1).~ We can now justify
 36 6,9 |     Immanuel (7:1-17; 8:5-8; 9:2-7, 11:1-10). ~ Few who quote 7:
 37 6,9 |            time earlier. Finally in 11:1 he is definitely moved
 38 6,1 |         Rejection of the Prophet (8:11-18). ~ While it is usual
 39 6,9 |             comparing 34:9f with 34:11-15. A number of the beings
 40 6,9 |          common in Isaiah, cf. also 11:1-9, 40:3f etc. While there
 41 6,3 |            revelations of God, 40:1-11 and 40:12-31. The former
 42 6,4 |           the man of My counsel (46:11), he whom Jehovah loves (
 43 6,8 |         blood of grapes” (Gen. 49:9-11). In this prophecy the Lion
 44 6,9 |             for evermore” (Ps. 16:8-11). In the prophet Hosea there
 45 6,9 |           Sam. 7:13; Ps. 2, Ps. 132:11; Eze. 7:27; Dan. 7:13).
 46 6,6 |           too, how 65:25 links with 11:1-10, and implies the reigning
 47 8,6 |            cf. Isa. 41:21; Ezek. 34:11). ror the general picture
 48 9,3 |           and 12; the verbs in ver. 11 should be in the past, for
 49 10,1|        Prophet’s Complaint.~2 — 1:5-11. God’s Answer.~3 — 1:12-
 50 10,2|          prophets. God answers (1:5-11) by saying that He is doing
 51 10,2|         Carchemish. In contrast 1:5-11 can be given its obvious
 52 10,2|          article Habakkuk.)~ 1. 1:5-11 are not really a prediction,
 53 10,2|             C.B). ad loc.).~ 2. 1:5-11 should be placed before
 54 10,2|     unrighteous Israelites.~ 3. 1:5-11 should be placed after 2:
 55 10,2|          through the Chaldeans (1:5-11), then follow five woes
 56 10,2|          period of time between 1:5-11 and 1:12-17. In this case
 57 11  |                             Chapter 11. ~Jeremiah.  ~ ~ ~
 58 11,4|        gloom.~ In modern text-books 11:1-8 are generally referred
 59 11,4|            time of the reformation. 11:3f do not fit in with the
 60 11,4|       natural interpretation of ch. 11 would place it in the reign
 61 11,4|           more important is it that 11:1-14 is one of those prose
 62 11,2|  intercessory prayer is repeated in 11:9-14 and 14:10-12 (cf. also
 63 11,2|            had a share (Lev. 1; 6:8-11). in exactly the same way —
 64 11,2|         same thought is taken up in 11:1-8. The popular concept
 65 11,3|            example is given in 13:1-11, where the story of Jeremiah’
 66 11,4|  treacherously plotting his murder (11:18-12:6). The reason was
 67 11,4|           was injured family pride (11:21). Ever since his address
 68 11,4|             a prophet indeed (35:1, 11).~ ~
 69 11,6|             viz. 8:18-9:2; 10:23ff; 11:18-12:6; 15:10-21; 18:18-
 70 11,6|         family tried to murder him (11:18-12:6). Quite apart from
 71 11,6|      strongly that the text of ver. 11 is corrupt, while there
 72 11,7|             7; 37:3-10; 34:8-22; 37:11-21; 32, 33; 38:l-28a; 39:
 73 11,7|           no one could stand (25:9, 11). This conviction enabled
 74 11,7|   withdrawal of be Chaldeans (37:5, 11), the solemn covenant (ver.
 75 11,8| spiritualize it into thin air. Rom. 11:26 shows that it has a yet
 76 11,9|           30; 22:30; 39:6; cf. Isa. 11:1).~ Relative silence in
 77 12,1|         Jerusalem described in ver. 11 would be that mentioned
 78 12,1|            scale suggested by vers. 11-14, it is very strange that
 79 12,1|      Jerusalem referred to in vers. 11-14 the capture by Nebuchadnezzar
 80 13,3|           is to the West (10:4, 19; 11:23; 43:2ff). The simplest
 81 13,4|           comfort.~ It is then (3:4-11) made clear that the rebellious
 82 13,4|             in Jerusalem (e.g. 5:2; 11:4-9, 13; 12:2; 20:30f).
 83 13,4|         still in Jerusalem (but cf. 11:15; 37:16). Pfeifier goes
 84 13,6|        iniquity. But in spite of 29:11-14, it cannot be maintained
 85 13,6|      defilement of the sanctuary (5:11). Ezekiel can wax indignant
 86 13,7|          long trance-vision (chs. 8-11). The presence of the elders (
 87 13,7|            people, the elders (ver. 11, R.V.).~ (c) The Canaanite
 88 13,8|            The Divine Judgment (9:1-11:13). ~ Chs. 9 and 10, and
 89 13,8|           and 10, and possibly even 11:13, are symbolically prophetic,
 90 13,8|        slaying of the unmarked (9:5-11), which the intercession
 91 13,8|         prefigures the fate of all (11:1-13). They were daring
 92 13,9|          God’s Grace to the Exiles (11:14-25). ~ We have already
 93 13,0|             and the passage (IKings 11:34) gives the clue to its
 94 13,7|       accepted as axiomatic that 28:11-19 refers to Satan and his
 95 13,9|           this chapter shows (vers. 11-22).~ Ezekiel clearly implies
 96 13,9|          than Jehovah Himself (ver. 11. seq.). Only then will the
 97 13,0|   symbolizes all who hate (vers. 5, 11; cf. Amos 1:11; Obad. 10-
 98 13,0|             vers. 5, 11; cf. Amos 1:11; Obad. 10-12; Ps. 137:7)
 99 13,0|            e.g. Hos. 3:4f; 14; Isa. 11:13; Jer. 31:1-9, etc. While
100 13,1|            out by verses like 38:8, 11, 12, 14, 17.~ We do not
101 15,1|            Flying Roll.~8 — Ch. 5:5-11. Vision VII — The Ephah.~
102 15,1|            The Crowning of Joshua. ~11 — Chs. 7, 8. A New Era.~
103 15,1|           Israel and Judah.~2 — Ch. 11. The Rejection of the True
104 15,2|           part as well, viz. chs. 9-11; 12-14. With this must be
105 15,2|            9, which attributes Zech 11:12f to that prophet. Modern
106 15,2|        Malachi (C.B.)).~ 3) Zech. 9-11; Zech. 12-14; Mal. 1-4 are
107 15,2|         between the style of chs. 9-11 and Jeremiah are too slight
108 15,2|            mention of Assyria in 10:11 is an outstanding example.
109 15,4|             still and at rest (ver. 11). The Angel of Jehovah then
110 15,4|                Taken literally ver. 11 cannot be true of the second
111 15,4|           probably based on Jer. 25:11; 29:10 for it was about
112 15,4|            must be meant as in ver. 11, and the mere fact of peace
113 15,4|             6:12 mg.; Isa. 4:2 mg.; 11:1; Jer. 23:5 mg.; 33:15).
114 15,4|       sinner.~ ~VII. The Ephah (5:5-11). ~ Though the vision clearly
115 15,5|           correct, see mg. to vers. 11, 14) is a sign of honour
116 15,7|      Messianic king of peace.~ c) 9:11-17. Israel freed from captivity
117 15,7|            shepherd see p. 111.~ f) 11:Iff. A visitation on the
118 15,7|           it is eschatological.~ g) 11:4-14. The rejection of Jehovah’
119 15,7|            in the first person.~ h) 11:15ff. The appointment of
120 15,7|           10. The reference in ver. 11 has never been satisfactorily
121 15,7|          fruit. Some link this with 11:15ff, but there is really
122 16,4|           dispersion extended (ver. 11). This famous verse is interpreted
123 16,4|            with heathen women (ver. 11). “Malachi” is not seeking
124 17,5|           their endorsement in Heb. 11:33f, while the predictive
125 17,9|           ch. 8 and the bulk of ch. 11. But Lattey is surely right
126 17,1|     destroyed by God’s action (ver. 11). Everything in this vision
127 17,3|        decree given to Ezra (Ezra 7:11-26) which makes it fit the
128 17,4|             one who has studied ch. 11 with the help of a good
129 18,5|            of the temple.~ In vers. 11-17 he laments the punishment
130 18,0|           20; 7:21-26; 8:8f; 9:25f; 11:1-8; 14:10-12~  [3] Chs.