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 1 Intro |       their writings. There are quite enough books on the subject
 2 1,7   |      last things normally do so quite unmistakably. There seems
 3 2,4   |      and still are popular; but quite apart from the complete
 4 2,7   | Palestine being included. It is quite understandable, then, that
 5 3,3   |     nations, so the sailors had quite understandably assumed that
 6 3,6   | Oriental exaggeration, which is quite understandable. After the
 7 5,2   |        language and text. It is quite likely that Hosea met a
 8 6,2   |     Hezekiah, which can be, but quite probably are not, from the
 9 6,4   |       Uzziah, is attractive and quite possible.~ “Proto-Isaiah”
10 6,4   |  received his call, probably as quite a young man, to at least
11 6,5   |        than ten years — this is quite compatible with the Hebrew
12 6,3   |      proportion to the others. “Quite so,” says the prophet. God’
13 7,2   |        not restrict (as some do quite unnecessarily) Micah’s work
14 7,2   |       days of Manasseh. This is quite probable, for the structure
15 10,3  |     tainty, its main thought is quite clear from the context.~
16 11,6  |         some of the language is quite unsuited to the Scy­thians,
17 11,6  |        murder him (11:18-12:6). Quite apart from the enormity
18 11,1  | surrounding countries, makes it quite plausible that these oracles
19 12,4  |        restoration); in ver. 20 quite apart from our ignorance
20 13,2  |       of priestly family. It is quite clear from his prophecies
21 13,4  |       family to the individual. Quite typical of Ezekiel is the
22 13,6  |        an unspecified time, but quite possibly on the day when
23 13,2  |         of 47:1-12 as symbolic. Quite apart from the fact that
24 13,3  |       as represented by Daniel, quite understandably and correctly,
25 14,1  |     would have been acceptable. Quite consistently with this whole
26 14,2  |      Jehovah” (Hag. 1:2). It is quite typical that the priestly
27 15,4  |    commerce is envisaged; it is quite possible that the woman
28 17,8  |        the ancient world it was quite usual to honour one’s god
29 17,4  |       treatment would have been quite possible.~ We do not doubt
30 18,1  |    Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar; quite under­standably it is read