Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |     prophecy and the apocalyptic visions we find in Daniel.~ The
 2 1,4 |           though we do meet with visions from time to time. As the
 3 1,8 |    bright hopes in these distant visions of the future? Is it the
 4 2,7 |      deny reality to the glowing visions of the prophets, and to
 5 4,1 | Self-satisfied Leaders.~ C. Five Visions of Doom — Chs. 7-9:10. ~
 6 4,7 |                             Five Visions of Doom (Chs. 7-9:10).~
 7 4,7 |       Doom (Chs. 7-9:10).~ These visions, though told at the end
 8 4,7 |         appeal to divinely given visions.~ The visions contain a
 9 4,7 |     divinely given visions.~ The visions contain a number of references
10 6,5 |     contrast between the glowing visions of Isaiah and the grim realities
11 11,5|           but the accom­panying “visions “need closer attention.
12 11,6|     lived through by Jeremiah in visions — see his personal anguish,
13 11,6|        is a progression in these visions. In 4:5f the people arc
14 11,7|        fulfilment of his earlier visions, and he had proclaimed him
15 13,3|          that in such symbolical visions the details may carry implications
16 13,4|   extraordinary vividness of his visions, and by the symbolism that
17 14,7|      Apparently in the prophetic visions coming troubles amalgamate
18 15,1| Structure of Zechariah. ~ A. The Visions of Zechariah — Chs. 1-8.~
19 15,2|          pp. 269-273; Baron: The Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah,
20 15,3|       because of the apocalyptic visions they contain (see p. 115)
21 15,3|      does not appear, and in the visions He does not speak directly
22 15,4|                        The Eight Visions (1:7-6:8). ~ While there
23 15,4|      predictive element in these visions, they are not really comparable
24 15,4|     naturally into three groups: visions I to III are concerned mainly
25 15,4|          ends the first group of visions and so there follows a call
26 15,4|          Chariots (6:1-8). ~ The visions end as they begin with the
27 17,2|        The writer attributed his visions to Daniel to get his message,
28 17,4|          Ezekiel, is unique; the visions must have been until fairly
29 17,5|          predictive truth of the visions is confirmed by our Lord
30 17,5|          is a guarantee that the visions of chs. 9 and 10-12, in
31 17,8|          is dealt with under the visions.~ There is no justification
32 17,9|                              The Visions. ~ Very few who lightheartedly
33 17,9|          sound exposition of the visions in Daniel.~ à) Daniel is
34 17,9|          apply some parts of the visions to Antiochus Epiphanes,
35 17,0|       Daniel to link it with the visions. Its purpose is not to give
36 17,1|        book. “I saw in the night visions, and behold, One like the