Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |    ecstasies and dreams (Jer. 23:25), and are repeatedly condemned
 2 1,8 |      past finding out!” (Rom. 11:25‑26; 32‑33).~ ~ ~
 3 2,6 |         Lord’s teaching in Matt. 25:31-46 lifts this to the
 4 3,1 |        782-753 B.C. — IIKings 14:25).~ We shall show that the
 5 4,6 |        correct in rendering ver. 25, “Was it only sacrifices
 6 5,3 |       owner, cf. Baal-peor (Num. 25:3,R.V.mg.), Baal-zebub (
 7 5,7 |         at Baal-peor (9:10, Num. 25) to continue from then on.~
 8 6,7 |    instruments of God’s wrath (5:25-30); when originally spoken
 9 6,7 |        Judah (9:8-10:4 and add 5:25-30), and several on Assyria,
10 6,8 |           John 12:37-41; Acts 28:25-28; and underlies the whole
11 6,8 |    hardening in part (Rom. 11:7, 25, R.V.) came upon Israel
12 6,2 |         Foreign Secretary, 22:15-25 is entirely in place here.~ ~
13 6,7 |           The Resurrection Hope (25:6-8; 26:13-19).~ There is
14 6,7 |          one of the earliest. In 25:6-8 we have the abolition
15 6,1 |        north of Babylon (Isa. 41:25).~ An initial attack on
16 6,6 |         154).~ Note, too, how 65:25 links with 11:1-10, and
17 11,1|         of Jeremiah. ~ A. Chs. 1-25:14. Prophecies of Doom.~
18 11,1|        of Jehoiakim.~4 — Chs. 21-25: 14. Prophecies against
19 11,1|     kings and prophets.~ B. Chs. 25:15-38; 46-51. Prophecies
20 11,3|          be found also in chs. 1-25:14 and chs. 26-33. There
21 11,3|        is found mainly in chs. 1-25:14 but also in chs. 26-33.
22 11,4| respected so highly (IIChron. 35:25; Jer. 22:15f). This would
23 11,4|        Testament, e.g. 1:11ff; 4:25.~ ~
24 11,7|         after them will I go” (2:25).~ ~
25 11,4|        fourth year of Jehoiakim (25:1; 36:1-605 B. C.), Nebuchadnezzar
26 11,7|         whom no one could stand (25:9, 11). This conviction
27 13,1|     Imminent Judgment. ~ B. Chs. 25-32. Prophecies against the
28 13,1|     against the Nations.~1 — Ch. 25. Palestine’s Neighbours.~
29 13,5|       him — the language of ver. 25 is probably to be taken
30 13,9|       Grace to the Exiles (11:14-25). ~ We have already referred
31 13,0|         flight by night (IIKings 25:4), his capture, blinding
32 13,0|      leading into exile (IIKings 25:5ff).~ The second symbolic
33 13,6|       very day (ver. If; IIKings 25:1) that the Chaldean armies
34 13,7|        Against the Nations (Chs. 25-32). ~ These prophecies
35 13,8|         following month (IIKings 25:8f). About six months later
36 13,9|          to chs. 12:10; 19:1; 21:25 no stress may be laid on
37 13,1|       the ends of the earth.~ 39:25 is not necessarily in conflict
38 13,2|          the sin offering (43:19-25; 45:17, 18-25 — note that
39 13,2|    offering (43:19-25; 45:17, 18-25 — note that the prince has
40 13,2|     prince (44:3; 45:7f, 16f, 22-25; 46:2-12, 1 off) — he is
41 14,4|       open question, but IIKings 25:9 suggests little more than
42 15,4|    figure probably based on Jer. 25:11; 29:10 for it was about
43 15,6|         fourth month see IIKings 25:3f; Jer. 39:2f; for that
44 15,6|        that of the fifth IIKings 25:8ff; Jer. 52; 12ff; for
45 15,6|      that of the seventh IIKings 25:25; for that of the tenth
46 15,6|        of the seventh IIKings 25:25; for that of the tenth IIKings
47 15,6|        that of the tenth IIKings 25:1; Jer. 39:1. The men of
48 17,8|    correct in its rendering of 3:25, “like a son of the gods” —
49 17,8|     words written on the wall (5:25); (a) was Mene written once
50 17,3|       fit the language of Dan. 9:25.~ c) Those who reckon from