Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |         mg. — Margin.~ N.B.D. — New Bible Dictionary~ R.S.V. —
 2 1,2   |  Testament fore-teller with the New Testament forth-teller,
 3 1,8   |                  Heralds of the New Testament~The fall of the
 4 1,8   |       to me; I cannot bear your new moons, and your sabbaths,
 5 1,8   |    proclaimed the coming of the New Testa­ment.~But this is
 6 1,8   |  Ezekiel. And I will give you a new heart, and will put a new
 7 1,8   |       new heart, and will put a new spirit in you; and I will
 8 1,8   | unbelief, is given to us in the New Testament by the Apostle
 9 2,5   |         of the Spirit. From the New Testa­ment we know that
10 4,2   |       Amos represents something new in Hebrew religion. The
11 4,2   |       at the great autumn, i.e. New Year, festival at Bethel.
12 4,3   |       was nothing intrinsically new in Amos’ message. It breathes
13 4,5   |       the people think that the New Year was ushering in the
14 4,6   |         not be a reference to a new custom in Bethel, but a
15 5,2   |     prophet comes nearer to the New Testament revelation of
16 6,1   |     Israel.~3 — Chs. 56-66. The new Zion and miscellaneous pro­
17 6,2   |         of Isaiah. Nor does the New Testament necessarily dispel
18 6,3   |      the reader that we enter a new sphere of Isaiah’s prophecy.
19 6,5   |       it was the beginning of a new period of aggression and
20 6,8   |       on three occasions in the New Testament, Mark 4; 11f (
21 6,8   |       be clearly noted that the New Testa­ment teaching is that
22 6,8   |      left in the earth; from it new life can spring (cf. 11:
23 6,9   |        LXX and so quoted in the New Testament. Betulah, which
24 6,4   | anticipation and inaugurating a new era in human history. Even
25 6,5   |         without the help of the New Testament.~ ~
26 6,6   |         book ends, not with the new heavens and the new earth (
27 6,6   |         the new heavens and the new earth (66:22), but with
28 11,4  |       Jehoiakim had to bow to a new lord (Dan. 1:1; for the
29 11,8  |                             The new Covenant (31:31-34). ~ Under
30 11,8  |       well.~ The message of the new covenant could be proclaimed
31 11,8  |      not in this connexion. The new covenant can no more be
32 11,8  |      But the fact that when the new covenant was ratified at
33 11,8  |       not given to see what the new covenant would mean for
34 11,8  |     error of supposing that the new covenant will mean something
35 13,2  |       the Talmud with regard to New Testament times. There is,
36 13,4  |        the building up of God’s new community. Jer. 24 gives
37 13,9  |      heart” with the LXX, or “a new heart” with the Syriac and
38 13,4  |   against the background of the New Testament. It is not in
39 13,8  |        the exiles were facing a new beginning, when each had
40 13,0  |        of Jer. 31:31-34). God’s new people must be one inwardly
41 13,0  |        to find a mention in the New Testament. This uncertainty
42 13,3  |          we are introduced to a new form of prophecy. The first
43 13,3  |  realize that this is something new.~ Zech. 1-8 are mixed, but
44 14,5  |  extensive repair rather than a new building was needed. From
45 15,1  |      Joshua. ~11 — Chs. 7, 8. A New Era.~ B. The Establishment
46 15,3  |       bodies and later with the new Iranian teaching of Zoroaster
47 15,6  |                             The New Era (Chs. 7, 8). ~ The fall
48 16,2  |      anonymous. In addition the New Testament never quotes him
49 17,2  |    never have succeeded, if the new book had contradicted the
50 17,4  |    inspired. The history of the New Testament canon shows that
51 17,6  |      Moral Problem. ~ It is the New Testament endorsement of
52 17,9  |    expect something startlingly new.~ c) The one prophecy where
53 17,3  |       is not referred to in the New Testament. Though its application
54 17,3  |        the establishment of the New Testament would begin. Here
55 17,3  |        seventh shall affirm the New Testament for many, And
56 17,3  |        the establishment of the New Testament and the second
57 17,3  |   prophecies. The order for the new construction of Jerusalem
58 17,3  |   course of the last “week” the New Testament will be established
59 17,3  |        the establishment of the New Testament among many people.~
60 17,3  |        due to the election of a new Emperor, by the order of
61 18,6  |     vers. 40-54). This leads to new hope (ver. 55ff) and a call
62 18,9  |         human life. Even in the new covenant it can come, and
63 18,0  |    neighbor, the Lord gave us a new, more exalted commandment,
64 18,0  | discourse with His disciples: A new commandment I give unto
65 18,0  |        the establishment of the New Testament: This cup is the
66 18,0  |      Testament: This cup is the New Testament in My blood. This
67 18,0  |       reflections of the coming New Testament. In them, we hear
68 18,0  |         meaning revealed by the New Testament Church, the Old