Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |    Hebrew people. This was God's judgment for the betrayal of their
 2 1,8 |         do good, diligently seek judgment, deliver him that is suffering
 3 1,8 |       behold, our God ren­dereth judgment, and He will render it;
 4 1,8 |        him; he shall bring forth judgment to the Gentiles. He shall
 5 1,8 |         but he shall bring forth judgment to truth (Is. 42:1‑3).~In
 6 2,1 |        Blessing.~3 — Ch. 3:1-17. Judgment on the Nations.~4 — Ch.
 7 2,3 |      especially when it involved judgment, not merely foreshadowed
 8 2,3 |       the final intervention and judgment, but also, for all that
 9 2,4 |          divine interventions in judgment. Whether or not such a calamity
10 2,4 |        is inaugurating the final judgment is of little importance,
11 2,4 |  guarantee that there is a final judgment.~ The palmerworm, locust,
12 2,5 |         promise that even as the judgment of locusts was followed
13 2,6 |                              The Judgment of the Nations (3:1-17). ~
14 2,6 |    prophets stress primarily the judgment on Israel (cf. IPet. 4:17),
15 2,6 |        the reality of the Divine judgment of the nations is never
16 2,6 |       the earth.”~ The vision of judgment falls into two parts (vers.
17 2,6 |         to provide the ground of judgment, and as they have treated
18 2,6 |         judged, but he knows the judgment is certain.~ It is likely
19 2,7 |          then, that he sees only judgment and not blessing for the
20 3,4 |        no wish to save them from judgment.~ In order to escape Jehovah’
21 4,1 |         Disorder.~2 — Ch. 4:1-3. Judgment on the Women.~3 — Ch. 4:
22 4,3 |       stories of Genesis, in the judgment of the Flood and of Sodom
23 4,3 |         the otherwise inevitable judgment of God.~ ~
24 4,5 |         s neighbours as ripe for judgment will have made the people
25 4,6 |    example of will worship.~ The judgment of this Day cannot be averted
26 6,1 |          Ahaz.).~3 — Chs. 13-23. Judgment of the contemporary nations.~
27 6,1 |         nations.~4 — Chs. 24-27. Judgment of the world and the last
28 6,6 |  rejected. The sentence, present judgment leading to purification
29 6,7 |       There follows an oracle of judgment on Israel and Judah (9:8-
30 6,7 |       Assyria, threatening God’s judgment when her work for Him has
31 6,2 |                              The Judgment of the Nations and of the
32 6,2 |          24-27. Here God’s final judgment is seen to involve not merely
33 6,9 |                                  Judgment and Blessing (Chs. 34, 35). ~
34 6,8 |       taken from prison and from judgment, And who will declare His
35 7,3 |        as an introduction to the judgment on Judah, for Micah sees
36 7,5 |  expressed as in Isaiah be­tween judgment and the coming deliverance —
37 8,1 | structure of Zephaniah. ~ A. The Judgment of the Day of the Lord —
38 8,1 |          Chs. 1:1-2:3. Universal Judgment focussed on Jerusalem.~2 —
39 8,1 |       Jerusalem.~2 — Gh. 2:4-15. Judgment on the Nations.~3 — Ch.
40 8,1 |    Nations.~3 — Ch. 3:1-8. God’s Judgment on Jerusalem. ~ B. Universal
41 8,3 |                        Universal Judgment focused on Jerusalem (1:
42 8,3 |          vision from a universal judgment to one on Jerusalem in particular
43 8,3 |        For the comparison of the judgment with a sacrifice cf. Isa.
44 8,4 |                                  Judgment on the Nations (2:4-15). ~
45 8,5 |                            God’s Judgment on Jerusalem (3:1-8).  ~
46 8,5 |       climax of the pro­phecy of judgment. We find in ver. 6f an echo
47 8,6 |  Universal Salvation (3:9-20). ~ Judgment on Israel is always linked,
48 8,6 |     restoration (cf. p. 34). The judgment is never merely punitive,
49 11,5|          the know­ledge that the judgment of God would break forth
50 11,7|        believe that the storm of judgment had passed them by because
51 11,7|          the fixed time of God’s judgment had run its course (ch.
52 12,2|          already under Jehovah’s judgment — and why special stress
53 12,3|          head” is the end of the judgment on Edom. The first half
54 13,1|        Sin.~4 — Ch. 24. Imminent Judgment. ~ B. Chs. 25-32. Prophecies
55 13,4|      inability to accept Cooke’s judgment, “No doubt we find it difficult
56 13,8|                       The Divine Judgment (9:1-11:13). ~ Chs. 9 and
57 13,8|          yet. The instruments of judgment are obviously angels, though
58 13,8|         idolatry that brings the judgment, as the social iniquity,
59 13,8|        bloodshed and wresting of judgment (9:9, R.V.), based on the
60 13,8|       see their effect.~ Special judgment is pronounced on the men
61 13,6|                         Imminent Judgment (Ch. 24). ~ On the very
62 16,1|          the Pious in the Day of Judgment — Chs. 3:13-4:3.~ D. The
63 16,4|         Angel of Jehovah, in the judgment of the Day of the Lord.
64 16,4|        we remember that even the judgment of God is a sign of His
65 16,5|          the Pious in the Day of Judgment (3:13-4:3).~ Since the disloyal
66 16,5|           3:13ff), there must be judgment. But the loyal have been
67 16,5|          3:16) and in the day of judgment they will be preserved (
68 16,5|      clearly seen. The result of judgment will be the triumph of the
69 17,1|    earthly kingdoms, of the last judgment of the nations, gathered