Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |         spiritual language.~ The best picture of the true function of
 2 3,7 |               the untamable sea was a picture of chaos, the enemy of all
 3 3,7 |         control of the sea was also a picture of His control of chaos,
 4 3,7 |            great fish was doubtless a picture to Jonah of Leviathan, the
 5 4,3 | over-simplified and gives a one-sided picture of God, but it was a foundation
 6 5,3 |               13; 3:7 (An interesting picture of Canaanite religion has
 7 5,3 |     immorality (4:14) (An interesting picture of debased popular religion
 8 5,4 |            could not have served as a picture of Israel, when she came
 9 5,7 |          repentance. 6:1-3 gives us a picture of one example. This section (
10 5,7 |              prophecy closes with the picture of Jeho­vah’s love triumphant
11 6,2 |    Trito-Isaiah) in which the general picture seems to be the position
12 6,7 |           hardening.~ We start with a picture of God’s ideal (2:2-5),
13 6,7 |            the remnant (8:9 — 9:1). A picture of the coming Messiah gives
14 6,8 |               dimly seen in 6:13. The picture is of the tree of the nation
15 6,5 |              last king to satisfy the picture. It is equally uncertain
16 6,8 |            goes over into a Messianic picture.~ The fourth and fifth are
17 6,8 |           ends in a glowing Messianic picture.~ ~
18 6,9 |               That the eschatological picture should not be taken too
19 6,0 |              to reconcile the general picture of Hezekiah in IIKings 18-
20 6,2 |              building up of the final picture. This explains why, though “
21 6,5 |               3f.~ The second gives a picture of the Servant conscious
22 6,5 |            the quiver. Here we have a picture of what the long “hidden
23 6,5 |      otherwise it is the most perfect picture of our Lord’s atoning work
24 6,0 |            that now is”; normally the picture seems to be of the post-exilic
25 6,3 |    transmission). In ch. 62 we have a picture of continuous intercession
26 6,3 |             while in ch. 60 we have a picture of the glorious fulfilment,
27 7,2 |             Hezekiah. In addition the picture given seems rather too dark
28 7,7 |               to get a comprehen­sive picture of the demands of the sacrificial
29 8,6 |               3:9.~ There follows the picture of purified Israel (ver.
30 8,6 |         Hebrew.~ The book ends with a picture of the redeemed people with
31 8,6 |               34:11). ror the general picture cf. Isa. 12:6; Ezek. 48:
32 10,4|    humiliation of the con­quered; the picture of making them drunk is
33 11,3|     chronologically rather disjointed picture we have of Jeremiah. The
34 11,4|             the time of Josiah give a picture of unrelieved gloom.~ In
35 11,2|            Jeremiah uses a remarkable picture from nature to illustrate
36 11,6|              Job’s. The passages that picture it should be closely studied,
37 12,1|              its apparently primitive picture of the Day of the Lord,
38 12,1|  Nebuchadnezzar in 586 II jr. fit the picture, for those mentioned in
39 13,4|               God to have used such a picture, but there is none that
40 13,4|         Ezekiel (I.C.C.), p.). Such a picture seems to us mildly ridiculous.
41 13,6|               them that this is but a picture of what will happen when
42 13,7|           though we believe that as a picture of human pride it may be
43 13,3|            the clear-cut lines of his picture become blurred. This may
44 13,3|             the other hand, the whole picture may lose its sharp outlines;
45 14,1|              not materially alter our picture of post-exilic prophecy.~
46 14,2|    authorities (Ezra 6:13) (The above picture of events is seriously challenged
47 15,4|              return (vers. 6-9) and a picture of Zion’s future glory.
48 15,6|         righteousness.~ 8:1-8 gives a picture of the glorious future of
49 15,6|              18-23 gives a concluding picture of the future when Jerusalem
50 17,2|              giving a generally false picture of the times described.
51 17,9|              be a purely hypothetical picture of things yet future. We
52 17,9|      difficulties and opposition. Its picture of God’s absolute sovereignty
53 17,4|               12 we pass on over to a picture of the end and of the resurrection.
54 18,2|             and still seldomer a real picture of the Hebrew.~ Hebrew uses