Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          the many obvious Messianic prophecies, early took over the rabbinic
 2 1,6   |             clear that the recorded prophecies cannot represent the whole
 3 1,6   |         only preserved those of his prophecies which best expressed the
 4 1,6   |          which we have few, if any, prophecies.~ In most of the longer
 5 1,6   |             putting together of the prophecies preserved was spiritual
 6 1,6   |        least two collections of his prophecies in existence al­ready during
 7 1,7   |        method is seldom legitimate. Prophecies which refer to the last
 8 1,7   |       nothing to be said. Very many prophecies find a fuller meaning and
 9 1,7   |     recording of such “unfulfilled” prophecies without explanatory comment
10 1,7   |            would main­tain that the prophecies concerning Israel in Isaiah
11 1,8   |        which is one of the greatest prophecies, if not the greatest of
12 1,8   |              we cannot say that the prophecies of consolation were not
13 1,8   | interpretation of the Old Testament prophecies concerning this. The Apostle
14 5,2   |          gleaned from his book. His prophecies themselves substanti­ate
15 6,2   |            anonymous col­lection of prophecies (chs. 40-55 — Deutero-Isaiah)
16 6,2   |            prophets appended to the prophecies of Isaiah. Nor does the
17 6,3   |       dating agrees the form of the prophecies, which were probably from
18 6,6   |              originally unconnected prophecies of varying date, but in
19 6,1   |          good part of the following prophecies come from his teaching to
20 6,2   |         Isaiah, so these are really prophecies about other nations for
21 6,2   |             s learning, rather than prophecies for the nations’ good. But
22 6,5   |             16:14). ~ There are two prophecies here, see 16:13. It is not
23 6,8   |            accession; most of these prophecies are called forth by the
24 6,8   |    consequences of his action.~ The prophecies are divided into six sections
25 6,0   |           first as rounding off the prophecies about Assyria; chs. 38,
26 6,8   |             it. Truly, the previous prophecies of Isaiah spoke of the greatness
27 6,8   |               In the light of these prophecies about the sufferings of
28 6,9   |             4).~ Besides the direct prophecies about the immortality of
29 7,2   |         only a small portion of his prophecies preserved for us, and that
30 7,5   |             than Isaiah’s Messianic prophecies linked with Immanuel. The
31 7,5   |      divided into three unconnected prophecies of deliverance and restoration,
32 7,6   |         number of short unconnected prophecies, viz. vers. 2-5a (…this
33 11,1  |        Jeremiah. ~ A. Chs. 1-25:14. Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Ch. 1. The
34 11,1  |             Jeremiah.~2 — Chs. 2-6. Prophecies from the time of Josiah.~
35 11,1  |           of Josiah.~3 — Chs. 7-20. Prophecies from the time of Jehoiakim.~
36 11,1  |      Jehoiakim.~4 — Chs. 21-25: 14. Prophecies against kings and prophets.~
37 11,1  |            B. Chs. 25:15-38; 46-51. Prophecies against the Nations[1]~
38 11,3  |      divided into three groups: (i) Prophecies by Jeremiah in poetry; (
39 11,3  |            Jeremiah in poetry; (ii) Prophecies by Jeremiah in prose; (iii)
40 11,3  |         carefully with the poetical prophecies, it gives the impression
41 11,3  |  condensation of some of Jeremiah’s prophecies in no way affects their
42 11,3  |            collection of Jeremiah’s prophecies into this enlarged roll.
43 11,4  |         Jeremiah was steeped in the prophecies of his pre­decessors, especially
44 11,4  |           is true that his earliest prophecies are directed mainly against
45 11,4  |           That is why his remaining prophecies from the time of Josiah
46 11,4  |           would explain the lack of prophecies which can reasonably be
47 11,8  |           of Outward Religion.~ The prophecies under Josiah end with a
48 11,0  |          The fulfilment of Isaiah’s prophecies at the time of Sennacherib’
49 11,5  |         attribute the collection of prophecies against the false prophets
50 11,7  |           are a collection of short prophecies, most of which are earlier;
51 11,7  |             of restoration not many prophecies are attributed to Jeremiah.
52 11,0  |         consistent with his earlier prophecies; but that did not free him
53 11,1  |                          Jeremiah’s Prophecies against the Nations (Chs.
54 11,1  |            51). ~ The bulk of these prophecies, chs. 46-49:33 though 46:
55 13,1  |            Ezekiel. ~ A. Chs. 1-24. Prophecies of Doom.~1 — Chs. 1-7. The
56 13,1  |          Judgment. ~ B. Chs. 25-32. Prophecies against the Nations.~1 —
57 13,1  |             Egypt. ~ C. Chs. 33-48. Prophecies of Restoration.~1 — Ch.
58 13,2  |             is quite clear from his prophecies that Ezekiel, unlike Jeremiah,
59 13,4  |           is unprecedented for such prophecies to be spoken at a distance
60 13,4  |           do not believe that these prophecies were either spoken to or
61 13,6  |            Chs. 4-7). ~ These acted prophecies date about four and a half
62 13,7  |                 The second group of prophecies begins with a long trance-vision (
63 13,1  |           part of his predecessors’ prophecies had gone into fulfilment,
64 13,7  |                                     Prophecies Against the Nations (Chs.
65 13,7  |       Nations (Chs. 25-32). ~ These prophecies have the same general purpose
66 13,0  |         adequate fulfilment of such prophecies. Unfortunately the topic
67 15,2  |              Baron: The Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah, ch. XIII.).
68 15,2  |             1-4 are three anonymous prophecies — for the authorship of
69 15,3  |            can be inferred from his prophecies about Zechariah, except
70 15,3  |            of non-connected shorter prophecies bound together merely by
71 15,7  |             and as is usual in such prophecies the general drift is clear
72 17,3  |           about and the prophet and prophecies would be sealed and the
73 17,3  |           truth and fulfill all the prophecies. The order for the new construction
74 18,0  |           books. They contain great prophecies about Christ and an almost