Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |      message which shows whether a man is a prophet or not. In
 2 1,2 |          the future, or to satisfy man’s idle curiosity; there
 3 1,7 |            he would be a very rash man who would main­tain that
 4 1,8 |        inhab­ited. Who is the wise man, that he may understand
 5 1,8 |          Him, and the work of each man is before Him. He shall
 6 1,8 |          hear. Then shall the lame man leap as a hart, and the
 7 1,8 |          shall teach no more every man his neighbor, and every
 8 1,8 |            his neighbor, and every man his brother, saying, Know
 9 1,8 |      forsaken by all men; He was a man of suffering, and acquainted
10 2,3 |             and that the righteous man does not fully reap the
11 2,3 |             but also, for all that man could tell, might be its
12 2,6 |         its underlying principles. Man’s reaction to the people
13 3,2 |         historicity of the book. A man’s unwillingness to accept
14 5,4 |     presumably when he was a young man just out of his teens. The
15 5,5 |          clear; the love of God to man will only be satisfied by
16 5,5 |       satisfied by the response of man’s love. R.S.V. renders steadfast
17 5,5 |            chesed of God’s love to man (2:19) and of the love that
18 5,5 |          the love that God asks of man, he also uses it of the
19 5,5 |          it of the love He expects man to show his fellow-man (
20 6,4 |            3), he must have been a man of high social standing.
21 6,4 |          probably as quite a young man, to at least Sen­nacherib’
22 6,8 |           Testament, ch. II.) from man, but understood it mainly
23 6,8 |        created the barrier between man and God, though it did not
24 6,3 |            is the very weakness of man (ver. 6ff). The deliver­
25 6,3 |       strikingly when we con­sider man’s best concepts of God (
26 6,4 |           i.e. Messiah (45:1), the man of My counsel (46:11), he
27 6,6 |       stupendous wonder as God and man met in Christ Jesus?~ ~
28 6,8 |    despised and rejected by men, A Man of sorrows and acquainted
29 7,6 |             viz. vers. 2-5a (…this man shall be our peace); ver.
30 7,7 |           especially on the poorer man. In the days of Micah the
31 9,1 |          us the awful lengths that man’s cruelty and wrongdoing
32 10,3|           10: “Surely the wrath of man shall praise thee: The residue
33 10,3|       through Habakkuk is that the man who shows his trust in God
34 10,4|       against acts that contravene man’s sense of the fitness of
35 10,4|   Nebuchadnezzar was a very devout man. It is part of God’s irony
36 11,4|                 Jeremiah the Young Man. ~ The peculiar importance
37 11,9|       stayed there, the best-hated man in the Kingdom. We cannot
38 11,4|      experience of so many that “a man’s foes shall be they of
39 11,4|         the temple he was a marked man, and his aristocratic family
40 11,4|            supreme indignity for a man of aristocratic family,
41 11,6|         family, the exclusion of a man from his family group was
42 11,7|          had proclaimed him as the man of God’s appointing against
43 11,8|            other externals. That a man is a physical descendant
44 11,0| vindication by God. He was the one man from among the whole people
45 11,0|         Judah — and of a religious man. He could not do without
46 13,2|           have seemed to the young man that life had lost all meaning.
47 13,4|     Ezekiel is addressed as Son of man (2:1, and often else­where).
48 13,4|         with the title “The Son of Man,” which our Lord used for
49 13,4|             it means no more than “man.”~ In 2:3-7 Ezekiel is introduced
50 13,7|    likeness as the appearance of a man.” Ezekiel’s symbolism comes
51 13,0|           little bundle of goods a man would take with him into
52 13,1|           the jerry-built walls of man’s making (see mg. ver. 10).
53 13,4|           individual effort, for a man’s, fate would be the same
54 13,4|         prophets see a time when a man’s relationship to God will
55 13,9|       whether it is used of God or man. Our under­standing of this
56 13,0|          place, he would be a bold man who would categorically
57 14,1|      prophets of the past all that man needed to know of God had
58 14,2|    Zechariah. ~ Though Cyrus was a man of most enlightened character,
59 15,3|        where the term is used of a man (Mal. 2:7, q.v.); for Hag.
60 15,4|            vision Zechariah sees a man, later identified as the
61 15,4|             Zechariah sees a young man — not an angel — going out
62 15,4|          to run and stop the young man, for his work was unnecessary.
63 15,4|           would be larger than any man’s optim­ism (ver. 4) but
64 15,5|            in ver. 12, “Behold the man…” it should be “Behold a
65 15,5|             it should be “Behold a man…” not necessarily identifying
66 17,2|        century B.C. onward was the man to act who felt himself
67 17,7|                         Daniel the Man. ~ If not of royal blood,
68 17,7|            B.C). Daniel was an old man of over eighty, and it is
69 17,7|          it was a white-haired old man who was thrown to the lions.
70 17,7|           apart from his book. The man mentioned by Ezekiel (14:
71 17,8|    Nebuchad­nezzar was a religious man, it could be taken for granted
72 17,1|          Daniel sees God as an old man, because the form of God
73 17,1|             one like unto a Son of man.” This is symbolic language,
74 17,1|         Most High.” The one like a man is a people just as the
75 17,1|        with one like unto a Son of man and with the ancient of
76 17,1|        behold, One like the Son of man came with the clouds of
77 17,1|     Messiah here is called “Son of man,” which points to His human
78 17,1|          called Himself the Son of man, with this name reminding
79 17,4|           the gulf between God and man.~ ~
80 18,8|             Our Lord is the Second Man (I Cor. 15:47). The suffer­
81 18,9|      impact of God’s revelation on man. There is no aspect of human
82 18,0|          you. Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay
83 18,0|           no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his
84 18,0|       truths about God, the world, man, sin, about the necessity