Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      content with the many obvious Messianic prophecies, early took over
 2 6,7   |            section closes with two Messianic chs. (11 and 12), which
 3 6,8   |        Egypt, and goes over into a Messianic picture.~ The fourth and
 4 6,8   |     promises of divine aid and the Messianic transformation of society.
 5 6,8   |            again ends in a glowing Messianic picture.~ ~
 6 6,5   |           that really satisfies is Messianic.~ Professor North in his
 7 6,5   |         agree with him that only a Messianic figure in which kingly,
 8 7,1   |            Sins of Judah. ~ B. The Messianic Period — Chs. 4, 5.~1 —
 9 7,1   |            Kingdom.~2 — Ch. 5. The Messianic King.~  C. The Controversy
10 7,5   |        later in time than Isaiah’s Messianic prophecies linked with Immanuel.
11 7,6   |                                The Messianic King (Ch. 5). ~ There is
12 7,6   |            4 to the thought of the Messianic king.~ Apart from ver. 1
13 7,6   |         infrequently, pictures the Messianic age by the removal of the
14 8,6   |         denying the reality of the Messianic king. It is hardly possible
15 11,9  |           26). ~ We refer to these Messianic passages not so much for
16 11,9  |          Jeremiah fully shared the Messianic hopes of his predecessors.
17 13,3  |         language of ver. 22f seems Messianic (For a more careful discussion
18 13,9  |      restored in the person of the Messianic king (ver. 23). In contrast
19 13,2  |        bears no resemblance to the Messianic king of prophecy.~ Finally,
20 13,3  |           particularly the case in Messianic prophecy — note especially
21 14,5  |      fulfilment there. 2:7 is only Messianic in the wider sense. The
22 15,4  |           it looks to Zerubbabel’s Messianic descendant, for the headstone
23 15,4  |          for the headstone is both Messianic and indeed the Messiah (
24 15,5  |           crown the high priest as Messianic king (ver. 12f) would be
25 15,5  |       Shoot, which although it has Messianic connotations cannot be said
26 15,5  |        cannot be said to be purely Messianic.~ We do not doubt that the
27 15,7  |          neighbours.~ b) 9:9f. The Messianic king of peace.~ c) 9:11-
28 15,7  |             Though not exclusively Messianic,’ there is a Messianic note
29 15,7  | exclusively Messianic,’ there is a Messianic note in it. For the use
30 17,1  |         Jew the people without its Messianic ruler was inconceivable
31 17,1  |          already clearly used in a Messianic sense. It is to be noted
32 18,8  |                                The Messianic Interpretation. ~ Certain