Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |       In the Bible, persons are called prophets whom we normally
 2 1,4 |       indignantly refuses to be called a prophet, if it involves
 3 1,8 |        house whereon My name is called, and ye have said, We have
 4 1,8 |        there whereon My name is called, a den of thieves in your
 5 1,8 |       shoulder. And His name is called the angel of great Counsel,
 6 1,8 |    glory, even us, whom He hath called, not of the Jews only, but
 7 1,8 |     people, there shall they be called the people of the living
 8 2,3 |      upheavals and judgments is called the Day of the Lord (see
 9 3,3 |       the throne of Assyria and called himself after one of the
10 3,4 |       smelting; then the places called Tarshish would have got
11 4,2 | spiritual history or of how God called him (but see p. 33). We
12 6,2 |         first section, commonly called Proto-Isaiah by scholars —
13 6,9 |     conceive a son, who will be called Immanuel. Before he is about
14 6,8 |         of these prophecies are called forth by the intrigues that
15 6,6 |          In 49:6 the Servant is called Israel, and this helps to
16 6,9 |         in which the Messiah is called God, attest to this (for
17 11,4|        done so, had he not been called to be a prophet. The contrast
18 11,6|          In 4:5f the people arc called to flee to the fenced cities,
19 11,6|       in 6:1 the Benjamites are called on to flee from Jerusalem,
20 13,8| obviously angels, though always called men. That the apostasy was
21 13,9|     laid on the fact that he is called “prince” (nasi, ver. 24),
22 13,9|         24), for in 37:24 he is called king. Rather the title is
23 13,2|        12, 1 off) — he is never called king — is little more than
24 13,3| prophetic books, it is normally called apocalyptic.~ Daniel was
25 14,1|          That the priest can be called the angel of Jehovah in
26 15,7|       our Lord. The Shepherd is called Jehovah’s fellow, because
27 16,4|      economy that the priest is called the angel of Jehovah of
28 17,1|    Messiah. The Messiah here is called “Son of man,” which points
29 17,1|         Lord Jesus Christ often called Himself the Son of man,
30 18,1|        the book is occasionally called Oinot, i.e. Lamentations,
31 18,5|  deported.~ In ver. 18f Zion is called to give herself to prayer,