Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 | foretelling of the future is never merely to show that God knows the
 2 1,2 |           prophetic message is not merely a revel­ation of God’s will,
 3 1,5 |            that we are dealing not merely with the natural exuberance
 4 2,3 |          it involved judgment, not merely foreshadowed the final intervention
 5 2,5 |          Day of the Lord looks not merely to our Lord’s second coining,
 6 2,5 |          second coming of our Lord merely on this passage.~ ~
 7 2,7 |          transformed earth was not merely the highest that they were
 8 3,3 |            cattle.” Jehovah is not merely the creator of all life
 9 3,3 |       Israelites looked on Jehovah merely as a localized “tribal deity”
10 4,3 |         religion, that God was not merely just Himself, but demanded
11 4,4 |            conceived of Jehovah as merely their Baal, a god of the
12 4,6 |       begins by stressing that not merely is God’s justice even-handed —
13 4,7 |       wakened fierce hostility not merely in official priestly circles (
14 4,7 |         favouritism (3:If). He not merely implicitly denies the commonly
15 4,7 |        upon the earth.” God is not merely the God of the nation, but
16 5,3 |         Jehovah, as though He were merely a super-Baal, with the character,
17 5,4 |            that the whole story is merely an allegory.~ We cannot
18 5,5 |         line than can be explained merely by high taxation; 12:2f,
19 5,5 |    steadfast love.~ Hosea does not merely use chesed of God’s love
20 5,7 |            correct, then “Ephraim” merely indicates the speaker of
21 6,6 |                This chapter is not merely an introduction to chs.
22 6,9 |           The sign is a threat not merely to Ahaz, but also to the
23 6,2 |    judgment is seen to involve not merely Israel and the surrounding
24 6,4 |         through Israel is seen not merely in their restoration, but
25 6,5 |         middle section, Israel not merely according to the flesh but
26 6,6 |           history of Israel is not merely the preparation for the
27 7,7 |    suggests that the con­nexion is merely one of juxtaposition. The
28 8,6 |              The judgment is never merely punitive, though it would
29 11,2|         them we feel that they are merely using poetic forms, but
30 11,4|            that the reformation is merely outward and feigned (3:10).
31 11,7|   convinces Israel of her sin, she merely says defiantly, “No hope;
32 11,6|     Jeremiah was his exclusion not merely from the society of his
33 12,4|           this was to come to pass merely that the kingdom of God
34 13,2|         birthdays and is concerned merely with birthyears.).~ It was
35 13,4|           But the prophet does not merely deliver it to his hearers;
36 13,6|        Perhaps the forty years are merely symbolic, reminiscent of
37 13,9|            the exile do not mark a merely temporary interruption in
38 13,3|     prophetic canon by 200 B.C. is merely a statement of historic
39 14,1|           was no innovator; he was merely giving ex­pression to a
40 14,6|          arisen to stress that not merely outward but also inward
41 15,3|          prophecies bound together merely by an inner spiritual link.~
42 15,3|            of hosts may have meant merely Jehovah of the armies of
43 15,4|        emptied out of the bowl not merely into the lamps but into
44 15,4|      colour of the horses probably merely serves to dis­tinguish them
45 17,3|           court language — but are merely a warning to the copyist
46 17,3|         that the seventy weeks are merely a conventional symbolical
47 18,2|            perish. (Ps. 1:6.).~ e) Merely formal; the thought just
48 18,9|          inspiration is a question merely of authorship. For those