Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |    walking in darkness, behold a great light. ye that dwell in
 2 1,8 |      name is called the angel of great Counsel, Wonderful, Counselor,
 3 1,8 |         reference to this in the great depiction of Christ's sufferings
 4 2,5 |     connected, two phases of one great divine intervention. So
 5 3,7 |         hence of everything. The great fish was doubtless a picture
 6 4,2 |    prophet at all.~ Though Amos’ great successors could not have
 7 4,2 |        prophecy was given at the great autumn, i.e. New Year, festival
 8 4,4 |        needed. In such a society great riches could only be obtained
 9 4,4 |        could only be obtained by great wrong. The women’s ornaments (
10 4,4 |  importance to Him. Amos had the great gift of being able to put
11 4,7 |        about the world, viz. the great deep (7:4), the position
12 4,7 |     position of Sheol (9:2), the great sea-serpent (9:3). The force
13 5,7 |     division of consonants, “the great king,” i.e. the king of
14 6,5 |        not supported by any very great force, and was refused.~
15 6,6 |    arranged as to present God’s “Great Arraignment” of Judah.~
16 6,8 |          vision, probably at the great autumn feast celebrating
17 6,6 |        the identification of the great pyramid with the altar and
18 6,8 |         of society. 30:21 is the great verse on guidance, which
19 6,8 |        sacrifices pointed to the great expiatory Sacrifice of the
20 6,8 |          of the world. From this great Sacrifice the Old Testament
21 6,8 |    divide Him a portion with the great, And He shall divide the
22 6,8 |      describes the vision of the great priest Joshua, dressed at
23 6,8 |  valuable, because they show how great a significance the prophecy
24 6,9 |    divide Him a portion with the great, and He shall divide the
25 7,7 |        the teaching of his three great predecessors:~ ~·          
26 8,3 |        offences mentioned are of great in­terest to the student
27 11,2|          hardly be stressed that great poetry often demands much
28 11,4|            The banishment of his great ancestor did not necessarily
29 11,0| impossible for us to realize how great a shock Josiah’s death must
30 11,5|         from a professional. How great the temptation could be,
31 12,1|          widely held view, has a great deal to be said in its favour.
32 13,3|          he stood there he saw a great storm-cloud being borne
33 13,4|       inspiration (2:8-3:3). His great prophetic predecessors felt
34 13,4|        Testament, p. 536.).~ The great objections to this view
35 13,0|   weighing the quantities and in great fear, is little more than
36 13,6|      which he saw Jerusalem as a great rusty caldron (so R.V).
37 13,0|     transformed. As in Jeremiah, great stress is laid on its being
38 13,1|      wiser to see in ch. 38f the great final rebellion against
39 14,3|          his family not to be of great importance.~ It has been
40 14,3|     speaking to men who had made great sacrifices for God, whose
41 14,3|      found themselves faced with great material problems and hampered
42 14,3|         distress had not been as great as they had persuaded themselves,
43 15,2|     between the two parts are so great that had they stood separately
44 15,2|        the time of Alexander the Great (330 B.C.), some putting
45 15,3|          it. In the mouth of the great prophets the hosts are the
46 15,4|           8) Zechariah sees four great threatening horns. They
47 15,4|         1-4). ~ Zechariah sees a great sheet of leather 30’ by
48 16,2|           Yet he probably bore a great part in the reformation,
49 17,3|       Palestine by Alexander the Great (332 B.C.)” (Driver, LOT,
50 17,4|     Canon was being challenged.~ Great stress is laid by the opponents
51 18,3|       literature. Jeremiah was a great poet, but we find nothing
52 18,9|       book of the Bible.~ Grief, great and crushing, is an unavoidable
53 18,0|    prophetic books. They contain great prophecies about Christ