Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          the Literature of the Old Testament — the page references are
 2 Intro |            trans­lation of the Old Testament.~ mg. — Margin.~ N.B.D. —
 3 Intro |            Introduction to the Old Testament — the best conservative
 4 1,1   |           sixteen books of the Old Testament, from Isaiah to Malachi,
 5 1,2   |     alleged anti­thesis of the Old Testament fore-teller with the New
 6 1,2   |           fore-teller with the New Testament forth-teller, should have
 7 1,2   |         the future, and in the Old Testament it normally does, but this
 8 1,8   |                 Heralds of the New Testament~The fall of the kingdoms
 9 1,8   |            of the books of the Old Testament.~The prophets' reproofs
10 1,8   |          is given to us in the New Testament by the Apostle Paul. In
11 1,8   |          interpretation of the Old Testament prophecies concerning this.
12 2,3   |     fundamental concept in the Old Testament, never really introduced
13 2,3   |         his righteousness. The Old Testament does not look for a redress
14 2,7   |       Blessing (3:18-21).~ All Old Testament prophecy sees in the final
15 2,7   |        spiritualization of the Old Testament hope. The prophets’ vision
16 3,3   |      exploded (Cf. Wright: The Old Testament against its Environment,
17 4,4   |          and especially in the Old Testament, Palestine was an agricultural
18 5,2   |            comes nearer to the New Testament revelation of the love of
19 5,4   |           101). Nowhere in the Old Testament is the love of God more
20 5,5   |         found 247 times in the Old Testament, and is translated by mercy,
21 6,2   |           Isaiah. Nor does the New Testament necessarily dispel such
22 6,2   |         here, as in many other Old Testament problems, we are dealing
23 6,3   |           clear example in the Old Testament in which a prophet is transported
24 6,8   |       Distinctive Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. II.) from man, but
25 6,8   |         three occasions in the New Testament, Mark 4; 11f (and parallels);
26 6,9   |       meaning of virgin in the Old Testament, and is therefore so translated
27 6,9   |           and so quoted in the New Testament. Betulah, which should mean
28 6,3   |            finest poems in the Old Testament, and must be interpreted
29 6,6   | universalistic passages in the Old Testament. Though Israel still has
30 6,7   |            resurrection in the Old Testament, this passage being one
31 6,5   |           the vast majority of Old Testament scholars; usually he has
32 6,7   |            this, the extremest Old Testament statement on the sovereignty
33 6,8   |            it is apparent that Old Testament sacrifices pointed to the
34 6,8   |            great Sacrifice the Old Testament sacrifices drew their meaning
35 6,8   |       difficult it was for the Old Testament person to rise to the belief
36 6,8   |        Messiah, still, several Old Testament Judean writers correctly
37 6,9   |            those places in the Old Testament, in which the Messiah is
38 6,9   |       chapter, we see that the Old Testament prophets very definitely
39 6,5   |         the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament that is unmistakable without
40 6,5   |        without the help of the New Testament.~ ~
41 7,3   |         play upon words in the Old Testament, the names of the places,
42 9,3   |  especially B. J. Roberts: The Old Testament Text and Versions.).~ Though
43 9,3   |            Introduction to the Old Testament, p. 595.). Faced with this,
44 10,2  |      Rowley: The Growth of the Old Testament, p. 117.), but the remaining
45 10,3  |          use of “faith” in the Old Testament, Hab. 2:4 being one. In
46 11,4  |         nature, so rare in the Old Testament, e.g. 1:11ff; 4:25.~ ~
47 12,1  |      Aalders: Recent Trends in Old Testament Criticism, p. 15) seems
48 13,2  |         told definitely in the Old Testament at what age the priest was
49 13,2  |          Talmud with regard to New Testament times. There is, however,
50 13,3  |            of the books of the Old Testament just because of its symbolism.
51 13,4  |          Bentzen: Intro­to the Old Testament II. p. 122 seq.). It is
52 13,4  |            Introduction to the Old Testament, p. 536.).~ The great objections
53 13,4  |          the background of the New Testament. It is not in contradiction
54 13,5  |          most important in the Old Testament for its estimate of Israelite
55 13,7  |            a proof that in the Old Testament Sheol is in all respects
56 13,0  |          find a mention in the New Testament. This uncertainty shows,
57 13,3  |           prophecy reaches its Old Testament climax. Here the application
58 14,2  |          by a leading group of Old Testament scholars. As the subject
59 15,2  |            to the Books of the Old Testament, pp. 419-425.).~ We personally
60 15,2  |     prophetic por­tions in the Old Testament, and if there are, the end
61 15,3  |           earlier books of the Old Testament, the Angel of Jehovah. In
62 15,3  |            The Theology of the Old Testament, p. 297f.). The tra­ditional
63 15,3  |          This is unique in the Old Testament, the nearest comparable
64 16,2  |     anonymous. In addition the New Testament never quotes him by name.
65 16,3  |       Distinctive Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. VI.) the love of God
66 16,3  |         the love of God in the Old Testament is, above all, election
67 16,4  |           an exposition of the Old Testament and cannot fairly be extracted
68 16,4  |  metaphorical expression.~ The Old Testament obviously looks on monogamy
69 17,1  |          the most obnoxious of Old Testament books to the humanist, and
70 17,1  |       overwhelming majority of Old Testament scholars have taken the
71 17,4  |             The history of the New Testament canon shows that while certain
72 17,4  |       similar evidence for the Old Testament, for as late as the end
73 17,4  |          book is unique in the Old Testament; the form of vision, though
74 17,6  |           Problem. ~ It is the New Testament endorsement of Daniel that
75 17,3  |         not referred to in the New Testament. Though its application
76 17,3  |           establishment of the New Testament would begin. Here is what
77 17,3  |       seventh shall affirm the New Testament for many, And in the half
78 17,3  |           establishment of the New Testament and the second destruction
79 17,3  |            the last “week” the New Testament will be established and
80 17,3  |           establishment of the New Testament among many people.~ Jerusalem
81 18,1  |           traditions about the Old Testament. We are much safer and more
82 18,0  |       forth. There are no more Old Testament sacrifices; not only in
83 18,0  |         logical essence of the Old Testament: the Saviour said that all
84 18,0  |           establishment of the New Testament: This cup is the New Testament
85 18,0  |     Testament: This cup is the New Testament in My blood. This truth
86 18,0  |   preaching.~Nevertheless, the Old Testament remains the foundation on
87 18,0  |           are the books of the Old Testament Bible: the nomothetic, historical,
88 18,0  |      reflections of the coming New Testament. In them, we hear early
89 18,0  |        meaning revealed by the New Testament Church, the Old Testament
90 18,0  |          Testament Church, the Old Testament Bible remains an inseparable