Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,5 |       fact that the bulk of the earlier prophets and not a little
 2 1,6 |      similar in the case of the earlier prophet especially when
 3 4,4 |   society, and to the fact that earlier Israelite religion, while
 4 4,7 |        doom by going beyond his earlier denial of Jehovah’s favouritism (
 5 5,3 |       social collapse which the earlier prophet foretold is now
 6 5,3 | mentions of Baal worship in the earlier books are really the worship
 7 6,7 |    possibly a quotation from an earlier prophet quoted also by Micah (
 8 6,9 |       for he was born some time earlier. Finally in 11:1 he is definitely
 9 6,5 |        is not clear whether the earlier, 15:1-16:12 is one of Isaiah’
10 6,5 |          or whether it is by an earlier prophet. 16:1 implies a
11 6,5 |   equally uncertain whether the earlier prophecy had been fulfilled
12 6,0 |    Assyria; chs. 38, 39, though earlier in time, are placed last
13 6,6 |       the king described in the earlier chapter.~ ~
14 6,7 |       of “Deutero-Isaiah” given earlier implies that the same applies
15 6,7 |       only be disproved by a MS earlier than 200 B.C. (cf. p. 124);
16 7,2 |        common quotation from an earlier prophet.~ If we have interpreted
17 7,5 |         two prophets employ the earlier prophecy they use in common
18 8,2 |     Zephaniah who a year or two earlier first stirred Josiah to
19 8,6 |         of obscuring Him as the earlier judges and kings had done.~ ~ ~
20 9,1 |   justifies our assuming a date earlier than Zephaniah (c. 627 B.C.),
21 9,3 |    textual reconstruction of an earlier generation (See especially
22 10,2|        and 2:6-20 can hardly be earlier than 612 B.C., the year
23 10,2|      quoted by Habakkuk from an earlier prophet. Then 1:2ff and
24 11,3|      historical chapters in the earlier sections of the book owe
25 11,2|       mentions of idolatry than earlier in 2:1-4:4, for God made
26 11,7|   prophecies, most of which are earlier; some, however, will be
27 11,7| Chaldeans the fulfilment of his earlier visions, and he had proclaimed
28 11,9|        revelation given through earlier prophets. But their occurrence
29 11,0|        been consistent with his earlier prophecies; but that did
30 11,1|       to them too at a somewhat earlier date.~ ~ ~ ~
31 12,2|        that Obadiah will not be earlier than 586 B.C. we must still
32 12,2|      may have conquered it much earlier.~ We shall probably be safe
33 13,1|        from those dealt with in earlier chapters. There are no generally
34 13,1|       come familiar with in the earlier prophets; for the most part
35 13,6|      years. Jer. 29:10, written earlier, would have prevented that.
36 13,8|          ver. 22), which if our earlier ex­planation is correct,
37 14,5|       more than a hundred years earlier, the more so as less than
38 14,6|         been laid sixteen years earlier (Ezra. 3:lOf). It has already
39 15,2|      sections of Zech. 9-14 not earlier than the time of Alexander
40 15,3|      mysterious figure from the earlier books of the Old Testament,
41 15,5|       build the Temple had been earlier given to Zerubbabel (4:9).
42 16,4|    would nave shown itself much earlier; in addition after these
43 17,2|      holds if the book is dated earlier. Fiction that hopes to be
44 17,4|         B.C., but probably much earlier). Not only are there many