Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |       speaks primarily to the men of his own time, and his
 2 1,4 |    written prophets. The wild men had degenerated into professional
 3 1,6 |    nothing of the messages of men like Samuel, Elijah, and
 4 1,7 |       annulled or delayed, if men do not obey, while repentance
 5 1,8 |       assembly of treacherous men... Every one will mock his
 6 1,8 |   attention. Could these holy men, who had resigned them­selves
 7 1,8 |  ignoble, and forsaken by all men; He was a man of suffering,
 8 4,2 |   that stamped his message on men’s minds and caused them
 9 4,3 |     but demanded justice from men, and especially from those
10 4,6 |      that God’s dealings with men follow consistent principles,
11 4,6 | outline are understandable by men. The R.V. mg. in ver. 3
12 4,8 |       as implying transformed men.~ ~ ~
13 5,3 |    prophets were probably the men who broke this religious
14 5,5 |   that goeth away early;” and men (6:6):~ ~For I desire chesed
15 6,8 |    guidance, which comes when men are going wrong, not while
16 6,9 |  antecedent transformation of men that is uppermost in the
17 6,7 |       Satan, even as He is of men. In the light of the cross
18 6,8 |      despised and rejected by men, A Man of sorrows and acquainted
19 8,3 |     was indifferent as to how men acted (cf. II Pet. 3:9).~
20 11,4|   commonly to young unmarried men and to slaves.~ His call
21 11,1|       princes, Jeremiah found men who probably had little
22 11,2|      The scribes and the wise men were rejecting the prophetic
23 11,8|       or teachers to instruct men in it. Here was one who
24 11,9|      religion that distracted men from the inner truth. For
25 13,2|      was normal for the young men of priestly family. It is
26 13,4| express himself so badly that men have misinterpreted his
27 13,8|  angels, though always called men. That the apostasy was not
28 13,8| judgment is pronounced on the men who were plotting rebellion
29 13,8|       were daring and cynical men, with their metaphor “this
30 13,1|   create the same attitude in men’s hearts that we find in
31 13,2|     the presence of righteous men means only that they themselves
32 13,4|  Ezekiel lived in a time when men were reaping the whirlwind
33 13,2|       tablets of stone and on men’s hearts, blend together
34 14,3|  above Haggai was speaking to men who had made great sacrifices
35 15,4|       are reminded that where men do not repent, the removal
36 15,6|  IIKings 25:1; Jer. 39:1. The men of Bethel had now come to
37 16,4|       a legal argument. These men did not act according to
38 17,1|       only compels rebellious men to do His will, but that
39 17,0|   sovereign in the affairs of men, raising up whom He will,
40 17,3|    who calculate the end, for men will say, since the predicted