Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          normally be expected to come to pass (Deut. 18:21f),
 2 1,5 |         be that such actions had come to be expected of a true
 3 1,7 |         king of Tyre was able to come to honourable terms. Ezekiel
 4 1,8 |       justice for the widow. And come, let us reason together,
 5 1,8 |       evil with you. Yet have ye come, and stood before Me in
 6 1,8 |     mourning women, and let them come... and let them take up
 7 1,8 |          will render it; He will come and save us. Then shall
 8 1,8 |        it, and shall return, and come to Zion with joy, and everlasting
 9 1,8 |         the Father of the age to come (Is. 9:1‑2, 6).~Here is
10 1,8 |      Jerusalem, for thy light is come, and the glory of the Lord
11 1,8 |        not beloved. And it shall come to pass, that in the place
12 1,8 |       fullness of the nations be come in. And so all Israel shall
13 1,8 |          is written: There shall come out of Zion the Deliverer,
14 4,4 |          decencies of life. Here come the crimes of the surrounding
15 5,2 | Chronologically Amos must always come before Hosea, the revelation
16 5,3 |        the doomed land.~ When we come to the religious background
17 5,6 |         the simple “And it shall come to pass that…” Then in ch.
18 6,3 |        comes from God, it has to come through the prophet, and
19 6,6 |    traditional Nativity pictures come from here. In vers. 4-9
20 6,7 |         a larger whole. Chs. 2-6 come mainly from the time of
21 6,1 |         the following prophecies come from his teaching to his
22 6,5 |         saying that it is now to come into effect.~ ~
23 6,6 |            the difference has be­come so small as to be virtually
24 6,9 |         Messiah after death will come to life, in order to head
25 6,9 |      prophecy is in the plural: “Come and let us return unto the
26 11,2|         the prophet’s life to be­come part of his message, but
27 11,5|      demanded that invasion must come from the north, unless,
28 11,6|        executioners; that was to come later.~ There is a progression
29 11,8|     message of God’s fury has be­come a burden within him longing
30 11,9|        correct, Jeremiah did not come prominently into the public
31 11,2|      Even the written Scriptures come under his condemnation (
32 11,6|       was that much worse was to come (12:5; the pride — A.V.,
33 11,6|          no evidence that he had come to understand the mes­sage
34 11,6|       individual that one had to come to God, and as an individual
35 11,7|      save them from the wrath to come (ch. 24, and cf. ch. XIII,
36 12,4|        knew that all this was to come to pass merely that the
37 13,1|  spiritual connexions we have be­come familiar with in the earlier
38 13,3|         declared that he who had come to understand the Chariot
39 13,2|          Should any other answer come, it is because the prophet
40 14,3|       for rebuilding had not yet come. Lack of faith and self-interest
41 14,5|      this final “shak­ing” would come, and then the house they
42 14,5|     desired of all nations shall come” i.e. all the nations which
43 14,6|   fessing that the work had ever come to an end, which officially
44 15,4|      obviously still fighting to come. On the other hand the 70
45 15,4|         The Angel of Jehovah has come to Jerusalem, but not into
46 15,6|        The men of Bethel had now come to realize that with the
47 16,4|          no woman was allowed to come to the altar, ver. 18 is
48 17,1|  disastrous, for both sides have come to the study of the difficulties
49 17,3|         the break could not have come so conveniently seems to
50 17,3|          the commander who shall come and whose end shall be as
51 17,3|      i.e. 434 years) Christ will come, but He will suffer and
52 17,3|         the sanctuary. Then will come a people, guided by a leader,
53 17,3|    possible, because the end has come to it (Mat. 24:15). Christians
54 17,3|          and the Messiah has not come, he will never come!” (Sanhedrin
55 17,3|          not come, he will never come!” (Sanhedrin 97b). The severity
56 17,4|      would have so done. We have come to no definite opinion on
57 18,5|        guidance of life that has come to an end with the destruction
58 18,7|       reversal of fate that will come to Zion’s foes as personified
59 18,9|          the new covenant it can come, and even there it can come
60 18,9|      come, and even there it can come as the result of sin, one’
61 18,0|      hath passed, and Grace hath come” (Octoe­chos, Dogmatic Theotokion
62 18,0|          Truth; the shadows that come just before dawn were dispersed
63 18,0|        The Kingdom of Christ has come. And the very core of the