Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |         prophecies find a fuller meaning and fulfilment in the Church
 2 1,7 |        the Church in its primary meaning, its non-fulfilment in the
 3 1,7 |    should be any doubt as to its meaning, it is followed by a lamentation
 4 5,4 |          to have any allegorical meaning). As the tragedy ran its
 5 5,5 |     eight other words of similar meaning. Though in many cases close
 6 5,5 |       terms really expresses the meaning of chesed, which is a covenant
 7 5,5 |          love (G. A. Smith), the meaning is clear; the love of God
 8 5,6 | Faithless Wife (Chs. 1-3). ~ The meaning of this section is made
 9 5,7 |          offerings — this is the meaning of sin in 4:8; Hebrew used
10 6,9 |    actually always used with the meaning of virgin in the Old Testament,
11 6,9 |        not necessarily bear that meaning, e.g. Joel 1:8. So the use
12 6,9 |          gives the sign a double meaning, one natural and immediate,
13 6,5 |         prophecy of all coherent meaning, for while many portions
14 6,7 |          words of their apparent meaning seem to be unnecessary and
15 6,8 |  Testament sacrifices drew their meaning and strength. The internal
16 6,3 |      emptying them of their full meaning.~ ~
17 10,2|         can be given its obvious meaning only if it is dated at the
18 11,2|        prose to extract its full meaning.~ There was always a tendency
19 11,7|   Samaritan settlers.~ This dual meaning of Israel has, however,
20 13,1|           Chs. 20-23. The deeper meaning of the Sin.~4 — Ch. 24.
21 13,2|       man that life had lost all meaning. We must never forget that
22 13,5|                       The Deeper Meaning of the Sin (Chs. 20-23). ~
23 13,7|        butes to cherub (28:14) a meaning that is not readily dis­
24 13,0|          justifiable, misses the meaning. It is the ruler’s staff
25 14,5|      have had the same technical meaning more than a hundred years
26 14,5|         consent a technical term meaning those that had returned
27 15,3|          heaven, and that is the meaning for Zechariah too. With
28 15,3|        him it has an even deeper meaning, for in exile the Jews had
29 15,3|       The LXX has understood his meaning very well. Normally it simply
30 15,4|       groups and have no further meaning.~ ~II. Four Horns and Four
31 15,4|         and that is its probable meaning here.~ Zechariah sees Joshua
32 15,4|       another and has no further meaning (cf. 1:8). Any linking with
33 15,6|       long after it has lost its meaning — and so they came to lay
34 15,6|         4-14 deals with the true meaning of fasting and reminds us
35 17,5|          violence to its natural meaning. The miraculous element
36 17,8|      doubt affects neither their meaning nor the interpretation of
37 17,9|       the past has exhausted the meaning of any part of the book,
38 17,2|        this does not exhaust its meaning, for it is clearly stated
39 17,3|        take the seventy weeks as meaning 490 years may be divided
40 17,3|        holy number, symbolically meaning fullness, completeness.~
41 17,3|     fullness, completeness.~ The meaning of the given prophecy is
42 18,0|        Gospel, and with its full meaning revealed by the New Testament