Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |           to the Literature of the Old Testament — the page references
 2 Intro |          Greek trans­lation of the Old Testament.~ mg. — Margin.~
 3 Intro |             An Introduction to the Old Testament — the best conservative
 4 1,1   |           the sixteen books of the Old Testament, from Isaiah to
 5 1,2   |        defined or explained in the Old Testa­ment; he is taken
 6 1,2   |         alleged anti­thesis of the Old Testament fore-teller with
 7 1,2   | foretelling the future, and in the Old Testament it normally does,
 8 1,8   |       grouping of the books of the Old Testament.~The prophets'
 9 1,8   |   exhaustive interpretation of the Old Testament prophecies concerning
10 1,8   |           for the chosen people of old. But the Apostle Paul himself
11 2,3   |         fundamental concept in the Old Testament, never really
12 2,3   |          of his righteousness. The Old Testament does not look
13 2,7   |           Blessing (3:18-21).~ All Old Testament prophecy sees
14 2,7   |            spiritualization of the Old Testament hope. The prophets’
15 3,3   |          exploded (Cf. Wright: The Old Testament against its Environment,
16 4,4   |      period, and especially in the Old Testament, Palestine was
17 5,3   |         admitting to honour of the old gods of the land to secondary
18 5,4   |           when she returned to her old life.~ 2. An immoral woman
19 5,4   |            p. 101). Nowhere in the Old Testament is the love of
20 5,5   |          is found 247 times in the Old Testament, and is translated
21 5,7   |     highway robbery (6:9).~ A very old Jewish tradition maintains
22 6,2   |        that here, as in many other Old Testament problems, we are
23 6,3   |           one clear example in the Old Testament in which a prophet
24 6,4   |             Deutero-Isaiah” in his old age. ~ ~
25 6,8   |           Distinctive Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. II.) from
26 6,9   |           meaning of virgin in the Old Testament, and is therefore
27 6,3   |            the finest poems in the Old Testament, and must be interpreted
28 6,6   |     universalistic passages in the Old Testament. Though Israel
29 6,7   |            the resurrection in the Old Testament, this passage
30 6,2   |         best-known chapters in the Old Testa­ment, as a whole it
31 6,4   |           of titles, unique in the Old Testa­ment for a Gentile:
32 6,5   |            by the vast majority of Old Testament scholars; usually
33 6,7   |      accepting this, the extremest Old Testament statement on the
34 6,8   |        Messiah it is apparent that Old Testament sacrifices pointed
35 6,8   |           this great Sacrifice the Old Testament sacrifices drew
36 6,8   |       couched as a lion, and as an old lion; who shall rouse him
37 6,8   |           difficult it was for the Old Testament person to rise
38 6,8   |            Messiah, still, several Old Testament Judean writers
39 6,9   |            all those places in the Old Testament, in which the
40 6,9   |           chapter, we see that the Old Testament prophets very
41 6,5   |          of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament that is unmistakable
42 7,3   |   sustained play upon words in the Old Testament, the names of
43 9,3   |      especially B. J. Roberts: The Old Testament Text and Versions.).~
44 9,3   |       lines…” (Introduction to the Old Testament, p. 595.). Faced
45 10,2  |          Rowley: The Growth of the Old Testament, p. 117.), but
46 10,3  |          the use of “faith” in the Old Testament, Hab. 2:4 being
47 11,4  |         for nature, so rare in the Old Testament, e.g. 1:11ff;
48 11,0  |             What a shelter for his old age one like Daniel would
49 11,0  |            ever hankered after his old idolatry (ch. 44). ~ In
50 12,1  |          Aalders: Recent Trends in Old Testament Criticism, p.
51 12,2  |       already been driven from her old terri­tory (Mal. 1:3f).
52 13,2  |         not told definitely in the Old Testament at what age the
53 13,3  |       precious of the books of the Old Testament just because of
54 13,4  |          As he sits mute among his old surroundings for a week (
55 13,4  |           in Bentzen: Intro­to the Old Testament II. p. 122 seq.).
56 13,4  |                Introduction to the Old Testament, p. 536.).~ The
57 13,8  |         the alphabet, which in the old script was a cross.~ Then
58 13,5  |          the most important in the Old Testament for its estimate
59 13,7  |          32 as a proof that in the Old Testament Sheol is in all
60 13,3  |            of prophecy reaches its Old Testament climax. Here the
61 14,2  |   challenged by a leading group of Old Testament scholars. As the
62 15,2  |        duction to the Books of the Old Testament, pp. 419-425.).~
63 15,2  |         prophetic por­tions in the Old Testament, and if there
64 15,3  |           the earlier books of the Old Testament, the Angel of
65 15,3  |        place” (The Theology of the Old Testament, p. 297f.). The
66 15,3  |          33. This is unique in the Old Testament, the nearest comparable
67 15,6  |          58:1-12; it reaffirms the old prophetic stress on social
68 16,3  |           Distinctive Ideas of the Old Testament, ch. VI.) the
69 16,3  |             the love of God in the Old Testament is, above all,
70 16,3  |            election love. Since in old Hebrew there were no intermediate
71 16,4  |          than an exposition of the Old Testament and cannot fairly
72 16,4  |      metaphorical expression.~ The Old Testament obviously looks
73 17,1  |         been the most obnoxious of Old Testament books to the humanist,
74 17,1  |           overwhelming majority of Old Testament scholars have
75 17,4  |           similar evidence for the Old Testament, for as late as
76 17,4  |          The book is unique in the Old Testament; the form of vision,
77 17,7  |            539 B.C). Daniel was an old man of over eighty, and
78 17,7  |         that it was a white-haired old man who was thrown to the
79 17,1  |           by the supporters of the old traditional views and also
80 17,1  |       noted. Daniel sees God as an old man, because the form of
81 18,1  |           the traditions about the Old Testament. We are much safer
82 18,6  |          should be restored to his old estate.~ This lament stands
83 18,0  |           forth. There are no more Old Testament sacrifices; not
84 18,0  |            tabernacle; there is no Old Testa­ment temple in Jerusalem;
85 18,0  |           And the very core of the Old Testa­ment law — God's Ten
86 18,0  |        ideo­logical essence of the Old Testament: the Saviour said
87 18,0  |       preaching.~Nevertheless, the Old Testament remains the foundation
88 18,0  |    foundation are the books of the Old Testament Bible: the nomothetic,
89 18,0  |          New Testament Church, the Old Testament Bible remains