Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |          ever that may be, there is little, if any, trace of it in
 2 1,5 |          earlier prophets and not a little of the later (not Daniel)
 3 1,7 |            that the prophet thought little of the evidential value
 4 2,4 |            the final judgment is of little importance, for it is a
 5 3,4 |            ore trade).~ There seems little point in stressing that
 6 3,7 |             night” — and gave him a little shade. A worm at its root
 7 6,7 |             8; 26:13-19).~ There is little clear teaching on the resurrection
 8 6,1 |             archaeologist,” offered little opposition. The Babylonian
 9 6,2 |           whole it is comparatively little known.~ Though we are dealing
10 10,2|      suggestions that have met with little approval, we find that scholars
11 11,4|             abolished by Josiah has little to commend it. Abiathar
12 11,4|             s reformation, and very little, if any, that he really
13 11,4|            prophecy probably only a little later (3:6-13) he recognizes
14 11,1|          found men who probably had little love for the priests, and
15 11,2|          end (7:16-20) so there was little point in rebuking it. This
16 11,9| interpretation generally.~ There is little, if anything, in these passages
17 12,1|             makes the impression of little more than a plundering raid.
18 12,1|       Though this view has received little support, Aalders (Aalders:
19 13,9|     sanctuary (i.e. a temple) for a little while (ver. 16, R.V.),1
20 13,0|          carry out of his house the little bundle of goods a man would
21 13,0|    quantities and in great fear, is little more than an extension of
22 13,2|           is never called king — is little more than a superintender
23 14,3|       messages covering a period of little more than three months.~ ~
24 14,4|           but IIKings 25:9 suggests little more than damage by fire,
25 16,2|             which had decreased but little after the rebuilding of
26 17,3|          conveniently seems to have little force. It might have been
27 17,4|          more so because we have so little literature from this period.
28 17,4|            these facts, there seems little ground for objecting to
29 17,7|           not long after. It is too little realized that it was a white-haired
30 17,8|    dedicated. There would have been little or no harm in Daniel and
31 17,8|             half minas), which made little sense (a mina was 60 or
32 17,4|             the days of Daniel very little dear teaching about the
33 18,2|          the Hebrew.~ Hebrew uses a little alliteration and assonance,
34 18,4|            having been written some little time after the destruction