Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |       quality of his message which shows whether a man is a prophet
 2 1,7 |           nor explains in 29:17-20 shows that he must have recognized
 3 2,6 | illuminates his true character and shows his true reaction to Christ
 4 3,3 |            as He willed. But Jonah shows that this power was linked
 5 4,6 |         outward ceremonial. 4:6-11 shows how empty it all was. The
 6 4,7 |            This passing expression shows that Amos’ virtual silence
 7 6,4 |         Out of the north” (14:3.1) shows that the prophecy has no
 8 6,5 |         North in his standard book shows that Continental scholars
 9 7,2 |     townsman in the capital, Micah shows us them from the standpoint
10 10,3|           s Analytical Concordance shows only two examples of the
11 10,3|       Habakkuk is that the man who shows his trust in God by his
12 11,2|       poetry, and “Deutero-Isaiah” shows more sustained poetic structure,
13 11,5|         plays false. The remainder shows how deeply Jeremiah had
14 11,8|          into thin air. Rom. 11:26 shows that it has a yet future
15 11,9|     prophets. But their occurrence shows that Jeremiah fully shared
16 13,4|         unless the context clearly shows otherwise. It is therefore
17 13,4|        more clearly and forcefully shows the union of divine and
18 13,4|          him to his home (3:12-15) shows him that his message is
19 13,9|        true rule are, this chapter shows (vers. 11-22).~ Ezekiel
20 13,0|        Testament. This uncertainty shows, however, that much dogmatism
21 13,3|          of the first century A.D. shows that “the closing” of the
22 14,1|            messenger of the Lord”) shows how the priesthood was now
23 15,4|          Though the vision clearly shows the removal of wickedness
24 17,2|          of the period. The Talmud shows us that the early rabbis
25 17,4|            the New Testament canon shows that while certain books