Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |          to console them in their sufferings. Reproof and consolation;
 2 1,8 |       great depiction of Christ's sufferings which he gives in Chapter
 3 2,3 |           this world’s wrongs and sufferings in heaven, but expects God’
 4 3,4 |                               The Sufferings of Disobedience (Ch. 1). ~
 5 6,6 |    assured, the blame for Judah’s sufferings must rest on herself the
 6 6,8 |       their predictions about the sufferings of the Messiah it is apparent
 7 6,8 |    between sin and the subsequent sufferings and death of a person, as
 8 6,8 |          as between the voluntary sufferings and subsequent salvation
 9 6,8 |         the Messiah’s forthcoming sufferings for our salvation.~ The
10 6,8 |     detailed prediction about the sufferings of the Messiah is the prophecy
11 6,8 |      contains such details of the sufferings of Christ, that the reader
12 6,8 |           holy, endures all these sufferings for the cleansing of human
13 6,8 |          David also described the sufferings of the Savior on the Cross
14 6,8 |      because he did not bear such sufferings. Here he, as the prototype
15 6,8 |       following details about the sufferings of the Messiah, which were
16 6,8 |        these prophecies about the sufferings of the Messiah, the ancient
17 6,8 |           Jesus Christ before His sufferings on the cross, sitting on
18 6,8 |    ancient affirmations about the sufferings of the Messiah. In the third
19 6,8 |       12th chapter, speaks of the sufferings of the Messiah on the Cross,
20 6,8 |      necessity of these expiatory sufferings of the Messiah, still, several
21 6,8 |           upon Yourself all these sufferings: very well then. If not,
22 6,8 |           gladly accept all these sufferings on one condition, that Thou
23 6,8 |         faith in the power of the sufferings of the Messiah on the Cross
24 6,9 |            Isaiah, describing the sufferings of Christ, concludes his
25 6,9 | definitely spoke of the expiatory sufferings, death, and then — of the
26 11,3|     written down about Jeremiah’s sufferings.~ It must be left an open
27 11,6|              Jeremiah’s spiritual sufferings grew greater when his family
28 11,6|     Servant, and hence of his own sufferings; but he had learnt that
29 18,6|           running through all his sufferings there had been the grace
30 18,8|         but foreshadowings of His sufferings, and the punishment of sin