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 1 1,2 |           rather different. In so far as a prophetic message is
 2 1,4 |           for us to speculate too far on the subject.~ ~
 3 4,6 |      right to prophesy, but it is far more. It affirms that God’
 4 4,6 |              Loving obedience was far more important than the
 5 5,3 |         have been followed by the far more serious step of worshipping
 6 5,3 |          a Canaanized Jehovah. So far as the people were concerned
 7 5,3 |   religious degeneration, but how far it had gone may be seen
 8 5,7 |           should be omitted.~ How far this hope has been or will
 9 6,3 |        vision is shown things yet far future.~ We do not doubt
10 6,6 |         reformation. Note that so far from commending Hezekiah’
11 6,6 |     interpretation of 19:18-22 is far from easy. “The language
12 6,0 | chronology of Hezekiah’s reign is far from certain, but whichever
13 6,4 |         in their restoration, but far more by their becoming His
14 6,3 |         of mainly to Israel, goes far to­ward emptying them of
15 8,3 |           corruption had gone too far for Zephaniah to share Joel’
16 8,4 |            for like Assyria it is far away. So we have combined
17 8,4 |         away. So we have combined far and near and all the points
18 8,6 |       exile, and not Egypt. It is far more likely that there is
19 10,2|          personally, but dates as far apart as 701 and 330 B.C.
20 11,4|       became lord of the lands as far as the Egyptian frontier.
21 11,6|          His agony carried him so far that he virtually blasphemed (
22 12,2|       B.C. the South of Judaea as far as north of Hebron seems
23 12,2|           explaining why this, by far the shortest of the prophets,
24 13,3|    attempt the task would lead us far beyond the limits of this
25 13,3|      carry implications which are far from obvious at first con­
26 13,3|      symbolism over-elaborate and far­fetched, we must not forget
27 13,4|        otherwise. It is therefore far from clear how far Ezekiel’
28 13,4|      therefore far from clear how far Ezekiel’s message was con­
29 13,4|          37:16). Pfeifier goes so far as to say that the view
30 13,9|       They pictured the exiles as far from Jehovah, but He would
31 13,0|            that much dogmatism on far more abstruse matters is
32 13,1|        into captivity” (39:23). A far more probable translation
33 13,1|         merchants of Tarshish, so far from opposing the unprovoked
34 14,6|   foundations. Then the Hebrew is far less concrete than the English
35 15,3|       though God is transcendent, far above His creation, yet
36 15,3|         earnestness that is never far distant from the true prophets;
37 15,7|    serious ground for this. It is far more satisfactory to link
38 16,4|           gross deceit (ver. 14). Far better no sacrifices at
39 17,3|         of words which had become far commoner by his time. It
40 17,3|           to convince the other.~ Far more important are the variant
41 18,1|           is anonymous, and it is far from certain that all five
42 18,6|      first person singular. It is far from certain whether we