Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |         not in every case the best word; “suspended” would often
 2 5,4 |         prophet’s message is God’s word and he speaks for God, yet
 3 5,5 |    immorality of Israel, using the word in the widest sense. It
 4 5,5 |        message revolves around the word chesed. This is found 247
 5 5,5 |        chesed, which is a covenant word, implying the loyalty and
 6 5,7 |            8; Hebrew used the same word for sin and sin-offering,
 7 6,9 |            the use of an ambiguous word gives the sign a double
 8 6,8 |           into six sections by the word “woe” — 28:1; 29:1; 29:15;
 9 6,3 |            of it is based on God’s Word.~ Fancy interpretations
10 6,8 |           This phrase was repeated word for word by the High Priests
11 6,8 |       phrase was repeated word for word by the High Priests and
12 6,8 |         should know how to speak a word in season to him that is
13 9,1 |      doomed oppressor with never a word or suspicion of sympathy.
14 11,4|            at the time. The Hebrew word (na’ar) should not have
15 11,8|            under Josiah end with a word of encourage­ment; in spite
16 11,2|            prophetic message (“the word of Jehovah” ver. 9) by appealing
17 11,2|           reader insensible to the Word of the Lord, then the Scriptures
18 11,5|         time of waiting what God’s word would finally be.~ Just
19 11,6|            enticing (mg). him. The word stresses the simplicity
20 13,4| surroundings for a week (3:15) the word of the Lord comes to him
21 13,0|           the Hebrew uses the same word for “breath” (vers. 5, 6,
22 14,3|      Haggai to use the phrase “the word of Jehovah came by Haggai
23 15,2|          burden (or oracle) of the word of Jehovah…”~ As early as
24 15,4|      vision, even as is the Hebrew word that describes it, to typify
25 15,5|      Hebrew does not use the usual word for the royal crown. At
26 17,1|            the strict sense of the word.~ Daniel, with its stress
27 17,5|          15, cf. Mark 13:14). This word of pur Lord is a guarantee
28 17,3|       seven-year spans. The Hebrew word for “week” is “shavua” and
29 18,1|         Ekah, i.e. How — the first word of the 1st, 2nd and 4th
30 18,2|         the striking nature of the word images it uses, by its use
31 18,9|         Lamentations may speak its word of comfort in ways that