Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,1 |           1 — Chs. 4:1-5:7. Like Priest Like People.~2 — Chs. 5:
 2 6,8 |          the vision of the great priest Joshua, dressed at first
 3 6,8 |   vestments. The clothing of the priest Joshua symbolizes the moral
 4 11,4|       have officiated there as a priest. In any case, however, he
 5 11,4|         he was not Josiah’s high priest (IIKings 22:4) — the similarity
 6 11,4|       that Jeremiah’s father was priest of the village high place
 7 11,4|          would the expelled high priest have been allowed to found
 8 11,4|          Jeremiah never acted as priest, nor is there any evidence
 9 11,2|         not even the sacrificing priest had a share (Lev. 1; 6:8-
10 11,4|    temple (19:14f). Pashhur, the priest responsible for order withm
11 13,2|        Testament at what age the priest was to start his duties;
12 13,2|      ritual was ex­pected of the priest, a long period of preparation
13 13,2|       hope of becoming an active priest, it must have seemed to
14 13,2|     prophet who happened to be a priest; Ezekiel was a priest who
15 13,2|          a priest; Ezekiel was a priest who happened to be a prophet,”
16 13,2|     would ever serve the Lord as priest in His temple. The greater,
17 13,4|        the pastoral prophet, the priest watching over the souls
18 13,6|          social wrongs, but as a priest he sees the sins of the
19 13,7|         paid perhaps more to the priest than the prophet, that made
20 14,1|        will, whether through the priest with Urim and Thummim or
21 14,1|       strikingly dissimilar. The priest always tended to be suspicious
22 14,1|          until “there stood up a priest with Urim and with Thummim” (
23 14,1|        find that Zechariah was a priest, and Haggai and Malachi
24 14,1|          was fulfilled. That the priest can be called the angel
25 14,3|          must either have been a priest or have belonged at least
26 14,7|    protection. (Joshua, the high priest, had nothing to lose, everything
27 15,1|        The Acquittal of the High Priest.~6 — Gh. 4:1-14. Vision
28 15,3|        grandson of Iddo (1:1), a priest who returned from Babylonia
29 15,4|        The Acquittal of the High Priest (Ch. 3). ~ There is no suggestion
30 15,5|  incident, for to crown the high priest as Messianic king (ver.
31 16,4|        in God’s economy that the priest is called the angel of Jehovah
32 16,4|    twilight of prophecy, for the priest is now to stand alone as
33 18,0| Jerusalem; the Jews have no high priest or priesthood according