Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          false prophets among the nations, as there are in Israel.
 2 1,7 |          no longer ruled over the nations (Ezek. 29:14f). Babylon
 3 1,8 |         the requital of the other nations, the enemies of Israel,
 4 1,8 |      shall arise to rule over the nations; in Him shall the nations
 5 1,8 |         nations; in Him shall the nations hope, and His rest shall
 6 1,8 |     beyond Jordan, Galilee of the nations. O people walking in darkness,
 7 1,8 |           thick darkness upon the nations, but the Lord shall appear
 8 1,8 |      shall walk in thy light, and nations in the brightness (Is. 60:
 9 1,8 | principally people from the pagan nations who entered the Church of
10 1,8 |        Jews only, but also of the nations? As He saith also in Hosea,
11 1,8 |       shall we say then? That the nations which have followed not
12 1,8 |         until the fullness of the nations be come in. And so all Israel
13 2,1 |           3:1-17. Judgment on the Nations.~4 — Ch. 3:18-21. Final
14 2,6 |               The Judgment of the Nations (3:1-17). ~ For the average
15 2,6 |        the Divine judgment of the nations is never denied. It belongs
16 2,6 |     future. First Joel deals with nations known to him. Their treatment
17 2,6 |     Himself.~ But there are other nations unknown to the prophet and
18 2,6 |        know on what grounds these nations will be judged, but he knows
19 3,3 |          to the gods of the other nations, so the sailors had quite
20 3,3 |          the absolute lord of the nations, doing His will in and through
21 4,4 |         crimes of the surrounding nations (1:3-2:3), gross immorality (
22 4,5 |           God will not punish the nations because they have harmed
23 4,7 |         that all movements of the nations are as much God’s doing
24 6,1 |      Judgment of the contemporary nations.~4 — Chs. 24-27. Judgment
25 6,2 |               The Judgment of the Nations and of the World (Chs. 13-
26 6,2 |     really prophecies about other nations for Israel’s learning, rather
27 6,2 |           than prophecies for the nations’ good. But that in turn
28 6,2 |          God’s activity among the nations exceptional? This is answered
29 6,2 |        Israel and the surrounding nations, but the whole world.~ It
30 6,9 |           personifies the hostile nations in general. That the eschatological
31 6,3 |      punishment in Israel and the nations, it would have seemed that
32 6,4 |        humbled in the eyes of the nations. Now He sum­mons them, that
33 8,1 |           2:4-15. Judgment on the Nations.~3 — Ch. 3:1-8. God’s Judgment
34 8,4 |                   Judgment on the Nations (2:4-15). ~ Since in the
35 8,4 |          Since in the case of two nations no mention is made of sins
36 8,6 |          conclusion; also for the nations punishment has as its final
37 10,4|        and p. 51) taken up by the nations against the Chaldeans, though
38 11,1|            Prophecies against the Nations[1]~ C. Chs. 26-33. Destruction
39 11,1|          s Prophecies against the Nations (Chs. 46-51). ~ The bulk
40 11,1|          to teach Israel, not the nations concerned. By stressing
41 13,1|            Prophecies against the Nations.~1 — Ch. 25. Palestine’s
42 13,4|          whom he is to prophesy, “nations that are rebellious” (ver.
43 13,4|         clear that the rebellious nations are the House of Israel,
44 13,2|       prob­ably the small heathen nations round Israel.~ It should
45 13,7|            Prophecies Against the Nations (Chs. 25-32). ~ These prophecies
46 13,7|      purpose as those against the nations in Isaiah and Jeremiah,
47 13,0|           the land from intrusive nations (36:1-7), and its restoration
48 13,1|          prophecy of identifiable nations, but rather as symbolic
49 13,1|         as symbolic names for the nations at the ends of the earth.~
50 14,5|      rendering “the desire of all nations” is based on the Vulgate
51 14,5|        better “the desired of all nations shall come” i.e. all the
52 14,5|          shall come” i.e. all the nations which Jehovah desires and
53 17,3|      these chapters deal with the nations, while chs. 8-12 deal with
54 17,1|         kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve
55 17,1|          the last judgment of the nations, gathered before the throne
56 17,3|           because several heathen nations, living in the regions neighboring
57 18,4|      lovers (vers. 2, 19) are the nations she relied on as allies
58 18,5|   callousness of the neighbouring nations. It is not clear whether