Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,5 |    distant future.~ Then there comes the promise that even as
 2 5,2 |     treasure. No other prophet comes nearer to the New Testament
 3 6,3 |       a revelation of God that comes from God, it has to come
 4 6,7 |     rise. But then in 26:16-19 comes the promise that Israel’
 5 6,8 |       verse on guidance, which comes when men are going wrong,
 6 6,5 |    leave Babylon (48:20) there comes the realization that though
 7 6,8 | between his feet, until Shiloh comes; and unto him shall the
 8 8,3 |        81) is correct, this be­comes improbable. After all we
 9 9,3 |         12, 16-19, etc.). Then comes the promise (vers. 7-15)
10 10,5|                            God Comes to Deliver (Ch. 3). ~ This
11 13,3|        the vision, the Chariot comes from the North, though Jehovah’
12 13,3|         14:13). If the Chariot comes from the North, it is because
13 13,3|       in the fact that when it comes to the glories of Deity,
14 13,4|       15) the word of the Lord comes to him again (3:16-21) and
15 13,7|      man.” Ezekiel’s symbolism comes out once more in ver. 3
16 13,9|    exiles (see p. 91). Here it comes out again in a cruel and
17 13,6|       news of Jerusalem’s fall comes to them.~ ~
18 15,4|        for Jerusalem and there comes a com­fortable message for
19 15,7|      Iff.~ m) 14:1-5. The Lord comes to deliver Jerusalem.~ n)
20 17,9|        the end-time. When that comes, we may reasonably expect
21 17,9|     struck.~ d) This dogmatism comes largely from the certainty
22 17,2|     vision when the Antichrist comes.~ ~
23 17,3|       is no unanimity, when it comes to detail. This lack of
24 17,3|      of Daniel about the weeks comes to an end with the destruction
25 18,1|      the anonymity of the book comes from no mere scholarly pedantry.
26 18,1|    mere scholarly pedantry. It comes rather from the con­viction