Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |           us from this error. The two Testaments are not two books
 2 1,2 |        The two Testaments are not two books in opposition to one
 3 1,2 |    opposition to one another, but two parts of the same book,
 4 1,6 |          that there were at least two collections of his prophecies
 5 1,8 |        consolation; these are the two subjects of their proclamations
 6 1,8 |        Prophet Isaiah was sawn in two with a wooden saw), really
 7 2,5 |        sufficiently seen that the two comings of our Lord are
 8 2,5 |        are inseparably connected, two phases of one great divine
 9 2,6 |     vision of judgment falls into two parts (vers. 1-8, 9-17),
10 3,7 |           the younger children of two or three and under.~ The
11 4,2 |           it was still remembered two and a half centuries later (
12 4,5 |           2:1ff), and possibly in two others (Philistines, 1:6ff,
13 5,7 |          House-of-God.~ There are two references to contemporary
14 6,2 |          work of one, or possibly two, anonymous prophets appended
15 6,3 |          which divide the book in two. They stand rather as a
16 6,6 |             This chapter contains two of Isaiah’s key thoughts,
17 6,7 |     between chs. 6 and 7, and the two resultant sections are complete
18 6,7 |           The section closes with two Messianic chs. (11 and 12),
19 6,9 |      Immanuel. Before he is about two (“Be­fore the child shall
20 6,2 |         27). ~ Here, too, we have two sections organically connected.
21 6,2 |           in language between the two sections. In the former
22 6,5 |          15:1-16:14). ~ There are two prophecies here, see 16:
23 6,1 |      Medes in 612 B.C., and these two countries with Lydia formed
24 6,3 |        spiritual despondency with two tremendous revelations of
25 6,5 |        the conception consists of two concentric circles with
26 6,5 |         that if the Songs, and in two cases the connecting link,
27 6,8 |    definite, of Zechariah, living two centuries after Isaiah (
28 6,9 |         He will bind us up. After two days will He revive us:
29 6,0 |         Chs. 56-66). ~ Unlike the two preceding sections of Isaiah,
30 6,2 |          the misuse of the latter two.~ As might be expected,
31 6,7 |            Studies in Isaiah. The two chapters on The Immanuel
32 7,4 |           of Judah (Chs. 2, 3). ~ Two groups of sins are particularly
33 7,5 |         of Isaiah’s message.~ The two prophets employ the earlier
34 7,7 |    service, an expression used in two other passages of the demands
35 8,2 |           Zephaniah who a year or two earlier first stirred Josiah
36 8,4 |              Since in the case of two nations no mention is made
37 9,1 |      Jehovah (ch. 1), followed by two pictures of the capture
38 9,3 |        article Nahum.). There are two diametrically opposite errors
39 9,4 |           is correct, for we have two poems on the same subject.
40 10,3|         of God is found mainly in two passages.~ 1. Isaiah could
41 10,3| Analytical Concordance shows only two examples of the use of “
42 11,3|    poetical passages in the first two sections of the book and
43 11,5|          God spoke to him through two things he will have seen
44 11,7|          Jeremiah is referring to two apparently distinct things,
45 11,5|          God would not speak with two different voices. The religious
46 11,5|     another (ver. 30). There were two signs of the true prophet:
47 12,1|           49:7-22. If we read the two side by side, it should
48 12,3|         that almost certainly the two halves of ver. 15 have been
49 13,3|            the cherubim have only two faces.~ It is widely claimed
50 13,0|      Tel-Abib, and the prophet by two symbolic actions (vers.
51 13,2|       noted that there are really two allegories; the foundling
52 13,2|          child (16:1-43), and the two sisters (16:44-52). We then
53 15,2|      Zechariah falls clearly into two distinct parts (chs. 1-8;
54 15,2|           differences between the two parts are so great that
55 15,2|     preceding, but it’ places the two sections of Zech. 9-14 not
56 15,2|         inevitable that the other two portions should be taken
57 15,4|         Even if, as we think, the two main rebellions had been
58 15,4|          it would appear that the two olive trees (vers. 3, 12)
59 16,2|       interval between Nehemiah’s two governorships, but this
60 16,5|        the difference between the two parties will be clearly
61 17,3|           Aramaic is a century or two later, there is no difficulty
62 17,7|      recorded date in his life is two years later (10:1), and
63 17,7|          and this is true also of two other persons of the same
64 17,8|           mina (or half minas, or two half minas), which made
65 18,2|       dissimilar structure of the two languages makes a metrical
66 18,3|          is abandoned. Instead of two or more lines of equal length,
67 18,3|           long lines divided into two unequal parts, the second
68 18,3|           three beats, the second two. The second half continues
69 18,3|          that each verse has only two long lines. The four lines
70 18,3|          same length as the first two.~ Ch. 5 employs normal Hebrew
71 18,0|          the Sermon on the Mount.~Two ancient commandments remain