Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,5 |       promise of Divine blessing (note tenses in 2:18f, R.V.).
 2 4,3 |        IISam. 12:1-15, IKings 21 (note that Ahab’s and Jezebel’
 3 4,5 |           in the Day of the Lord. Note that in at least one case (
 4 6,6 |           Hezekiah’s reformation. Note that so far from commending
 5 6,7 |         at some vintage festival; note how cleverly the barbed
 6 6,8 |          not exist for the earth. Note that Isaiah probably did
 7 6,0 |         to be one for the people. Note the method used to awaken
 8 6,0 |          the appeal to the king.~ Note that the identification
 9 6,2 |         It is most instructive to note the difference in language
10 6,5 |      centre Christ (An additional note in the German commentary
11 6,5 |          even of Israel (41:15f). Note carefully the R.V. mg. in
12 6,5 |       fl-14, 15-19; 64:1-7, 8-12. Note 63:10, probably the only
13 6,6 |          became an abom­ination.~ Note that the book ends, not
14 6,6 |           24 (cf. pp. 136, 154).~ Note, too, how 65:25 links with
15 7,5 |      older prophet had struck the note which the younger could
16 10,3|           full solution (see also note on Isa. 45:7, p. 60).~ 2.
17 11,3|     appendix taken from IIKings — note 51:64b.~ ~
18 11,4|         being (2:1-3:5; 3:19-4:4; note that 3:19 is the immediate
19 11,4|     Josiah.~ It is instructive to note even in his early prophecy
20 11,6|     Josiah’s reached its height — note the lack of mention of idolatry
21 11,7|        that light by the people — note especially 2:23, where the
22 11,8|         la is Jeremiah’s protest. Note how he identifies himself
23 11,8|         but “pour it out”(R.V.).~ Note that already Jeremiah is
24 11,8|          Jeremiah is striking the note we are to hear so frequently
25 11,3|          recorded in chs. 35, 27 (note ver. 1 should read “In the
26 11,7|         will be from this period. Note that many of them deal especially
27 11,0| obligation of seeking God’s face. Note that in accordance with
28 13,3|      limits of this book (but see note on 28:14 below). Note that
29 13,3|         see note on 28:14 below). Note that in 41:19, probably
30 13,6|        actions follows in 5:5-17. Note at this stage the vagueness
31 13,6|            i.e. especially Judah. Note that here it is the mere
32 13,2|            For Daniel see p. 142; note that the spelling of the
33 13,2|          43:19-25; 45:17, 18-25 — note that the prince has to bring
34 13,3|           in Messianic prophecy — note especially the timeless
35 15,4|      Zechariah strikes the deeper note suggested by his introductory
36 15,5|       crowned with the prophecy.~ Note that we are not dealing
37 15,5|     shadowing of the Messiah (see note on Hag. 2:23), he did not
38 15,7|  Messianic,’ there is a Messianic note in it. For the use of shepherd
39 17,9|         This seems to confirm the note of caution already struck.~
40 17,5|                        Additional Note. ~ Those desiring a modern
41 18,3|         Qinah metre, a dirge-like note is struck by the assonances
42 18,4|    Lamentations, there is no real note of hope struck. She confesses (
43 18,7|       wroth against us.~It is the note of hope, but of subdued