Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |        And as the future becomes present we can interpret God’s activity
 2 1,8 |          their future King. They present His image before them in
 3 2,7 |   pictured in terms of the known present, we should yet hesitate
 4 4,6 |          of the chapter (5:25ff) present major difficulties of interpretation.
 5 4,6 |        the next verse either the present or the future is preferable
 6 6,6 |         reign, so arranged as to present God’s “Great Arraignment”
 7 6,6 |          rejected. The sentence, present judgment leading to purification
 8 6,7 |      else­where in the prophecy, present, future and final punishment
 9 6,8 |      over seven centuries BC. We present here this prophecy.~ ~“Who
10 6,8 |        glory of the Messiah. The present prophecy speaks of His voluntary
11 6,8 |       during his crucifixion. We present here several phrases from
12 6,8 |     redemption, but we will here present only the concluding words
13 6,8 |        of the book of Isaiah. We present here valuable thoughts on
14 7,5 |          as a con­trast with the present heathen world (read R.V.
15 7,6 |    chapter or with ver. 2 of the present chapter. The Hebrew includes
16 7,6 |      tendency is to preserve the present English chapter division (
17 9,3 |      they are by Nahum, in their present setting, addressed as they
18 10,5|    happened in the past, it is a present reality for the prophet.
19 10,5|       prophet. So we should read present tenses throughout from ver.
20 11,2|          seen out of focus.~ The present form of the book is peculiar,
21 11,3|   sections of the book owe their present position to spiritual rather
22 13,7|         face” (lit., nose) — the present Hebrew text “their nose”
23 13,2|     serious difficulties. At the present moment there is no spot
24 13,2|        in the heavenly. Both the present and the Millennium, the
25 13,2|          literal fulfilment, the present witnesses, partially, the
26 15,3|        interpretation.~ Chs. 1-8 present many difficulties in interpretation
27 15,3|     Angel of the Lord is Jehovah present in definite time and particular
28 15,5|        an eschatological element present which reminds us that Zech­
29 15,7|     magic arts. It may be in its present position because the closing
30 17,1|    Structure of Daniel. ~ A. The Present — Ghs. 1-6.~1 — Gh. 1. God
31 17,2|      agreed that the book in its present form was produced about
32 17,3|       scribe responsible for the present form of Daniel would have
33 17,8|       and that the more educated present had no difficulty in deciphering
34 17,9| sovereignty in the crisis of the present and in the yet unveiled
35 17,3|          exegesis, and up to the present neither side seems to be
36 18,7|   contrast between Zion past and present.~ The first eleven verses
37 18,7|          The first eleven verses present the contrast itself. In