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 1 1,1 |         the apocalyptic visions we find in Daniel.~ The distinction
 2 1,5 |           this was his message. We find the prophetic tradition
 3 1,7 |         said. Very many prophecies find a fuller meaning and fulfilment
 4 1,7 | circumstances, we should doubtless find similar circum­stances elsewhere,
 5 1,8 |          Paul. In his writings, we find an exhaustive interpretation
 6 2,5 |       purposes of God should truly find ex­pression is, in conjunction
 7 3,6 |            rough approximation, we find it confirmed for the circumference
 8 6,6 |         Arraignment” of Judah.~ We find the assessors, heaven and
 9 6,7 |        More advanced students will find much of value in E. J. Young,
10 8,3 |   commentary must be consulted. We find the conditions under Manasseh
11 8,5 |          pro­phecy of judgment. We find in ver. 6f an echo of the
12 8,6 |           it would be difficult to find Biblical support for the
13 10,2|           with little approval, we find that scholars are divided
14 10,3|           universe to which it can find no full solution (see also
15 10,3|           faithfulness to God will find God faithful in keeping
16 11,2|        Josiah had cleared away. We find fewer mentions of idolatry
17 11,3|       similar name. In 13:12-14 we find him gaining a hearing by
18 11,4|      shattering experiences was to find that his own family (12:
19 11,8|            was the universalism we find in Isa. 19:23ff, or at least
20 13,1|        difficulties of the kind we find in Jeremiah. Ezekiel would
21 13,3|       first con­sideration.~ If we find Ezekiel’s symbolism over-elaborate
22 13,4|           s judgment, “No doubt we find it difficult to adjust ourselves
23 13,6|             It seems impossible to find any ade­quate interpretation
24 13,1|            in men’s hearts that we find in II Pet. 3:4. To them
25 13,0|          the topic hardly seems to find a mention in the New Testament.
26 13,2|         particularly acute when we find the sin offering (43:19-
27 13,3|         example of this. Again, we find the use of stock expressions,
28 14,1|        with this whole attitude we find that Zechariah was a priest,
29 15,2|         these chapters than cannot find any really satisfactory
30 15,3|           of Israel, when we first find it used at the end of the
31 15,4|         people. It is here that we find the timelessness of the
32 16,4|          very difficult for her to find another husband. These divorces
33 17,6|         they may be, that we shall find the answer to the problem.~ ~
34 17,1|         the Prophet Daniel we also find more prophetic evidence
35 18,2|         strictly poetical books we find occasional freedom in the
36 18,3|           was a great poet, but we find nothing in his prophetic
37 18,0|            the Gospel. In them, we find numerous examples of piety