Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |         the subject already. But certain far-reaching views on some
 2 Intro |       the name, it is not at all certain that it is the real form.
 3 2,6   |         he knows the judgment is certain.~ It is likely that the
 4 4,2   |          But it seems reasonably certain that his prophecy was given
 5 5,3   |          much detail is still un­certain, but fortunately it is not
 6 5,3   |      have been struck at once by certain aspects of the religion
 7 5,3   |         a Baal. We can seldom be certain which is meant, the more
 8 6,6   |        is a painful thought to a certain type of “high churchman “
 9 6,6   |     prophetic message. We may be certain that Isaiah repeatedly attacked
10 6,0   |     Hezekiah’s reign is far from certain, but whichever we adapt,
11 6,1   | Population (56:9-57:21). ~ While certain elements here might, on
12 6,7   |          is a widespread idea in certain circles that the manu­script
13 9,3   |        the lines, he paraphrased certain lines…” (Introduction to
14 11,5  |          because it is virtually certain that God spoke to him through
15 11,2  |    forget that Jeremiah knew for certain that the temple and all
16 11,2  |        mainly the prohibition of certain Canaanite practices.~ In
17 11,5  |         have been intellectually certain all through the critical
18 11,0  |        prayer before he knew for certain that the insistent voice
19 12,1  |       the second view in meeting certain inherent difficulties in
20 13,4  |          is further claimed that certain passages presuppose Ezekiel’
21 13,4  |       with any certainty; that a certain amount of re-arrangement
22 13,2  |       chapters are introduced by certain of the leaders of the exiles
23 13,7  |        referred to in ch. I.~ In certain circles it is accepted as
24 13,8  |        As Ezekiel waited for the certain fulfilment of his prophecy
25 13,3  |       seemed to give a handle to certain gnostic speculations.).~ ~ ~ ~
26 14,1  |        Mace. 4:46; 14:41 we have certain matters kept for pro­phetic
27 15,2  |        its having been closed is certain; that they were smuggled
28 15,3  |         1:3), we cannot know for certain, though we doubt it. In
29 17,4  | Testament canon shows that while certain books were recognized as
30 17,4  |         even later, the right of certain books to be in the Canon
31 17,4  |       remarkable verification of certain parts of the book in the
32 17,9  |          selves with laying down certain general principles which
33 18,1  |    anonymous, and it is far from certain that all five poems are
34 18,2  |         rhythmic devices, and by certain technical devices like alliteration
35 18,6  |         singular. It is far from certain whether we have here a description
36 18,8  |      Messianic Interpretation. ~ Certain passages are frequently
37 18,8  |        most obvious are 1:12 and certain expressions in ch. 3. As