Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |               There are quite enough books on the subject already.
 2 Intro |             on some of the prophetic books have become so widely known,
 3 Intro |           others for themselves. The books mentioned in the footnotes
 4 Intro |           only to give you a list of books that may help in a deeper
 5 Intro |             recog­nized ones for the books of the Bible.~ ~
 6 1,1   |                        The Prophetic Books. ~ In popular speech the
 7 1,1   |         popular speech the Prophetic Books are the sixteen books of
 8 1,1   |      Prophetic Books are the sixteen books of the Old Testament, from
 9 1,1   |          Prophets, consists of eight books: Joshua, Judges, Samuel,
10 1,1   |         grasping the implications of books we call historical being
11 1,2   |           two Testaments are not two books in opposition to one another,
12 1,3   |            are reckoned as prophetic books. The anonymous authors of
13 1,3   |           anonymous authors of these books — or it might perhaps be
14 1,4   |        Prophecy. ~ In the historical books we are introduced to prophetic
15 1,6   |           given us how the prophetic books were put together. It should,
16 1,7   |           the study of the prophetic books is the problem of unfulfilled
17 1,8   | proclamations and of their prophetic books, which comprise the last
18 1,8   |             the last grouping of the books of the Old Testament.~The
19 5,3   |          Baal worship in the earlier books are really the worship of
20 6,3   |             chapter of the prophetic books.~ The acceptance of Isaianic
21 6,2   |              poetry in the prophetic books, the manner in which the
22 6,8   |          subject from ancient Hebrew books. “What is the Name of the
23 11,2  |           criterion of the number of books that should be written about
24 11,8  |             of reading the prophetic books along with the histories
25 12,1  |              oldest of the prophetic books; this would ex­plain its
26 13,3  |             the most precious of the books of the Old Testament just
27 13,3  |       usually found in the prophetic books, it is normally called apocalyptic.~
28 15,2  |              unique in the prophetic books, viz. “the burden (or oracle)
29 15,2  |              An Intro­duction to the Books of the Old Testament, pp.
30 15,3  |              figure from the earlier books of the Old Testament, the
31 16,6  |         fitting end to the prophetic books. It looks back to the revelation
32 17,1  |           obnoxious of Old Testament books to the humanist, and a chief
33 17,4  |           themselves how the various books came to be recognized as
34 17,4  |             shows that while certain books were recognized as in­spired
35 17,4  |          later, the right of certain books to be in the Canon was being
36 17,6  |   ascriptions of authorship in these books were taken very seriously
37 18,2  |             in the strictly poetical books we find occasional freedom
38 18,2  |         literature. In the prophetic books it is used sometimes with
39 18,0  |              this foundation are the books of the Old Testament Bible:
40 18,0  |               didactic and prophetic books. They contain great prophecies