Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,6 |    almost incredible promise of restoration (1:10-2:1) with no close
 2 6,6 |         to purification and the restoration of a remnant, closes the
 3 6,4 |        seen not merely in their restoration, but far more by their becoming
 4 7,5 |   prophecies of deliverance and restoration, viz. ver. 6f; ver. 8ff;
 5 8,6 |         plicitly, with ultimate restoration and blessing. This can only
 6 8,6 |     prophets their prom­ises of restoration (cf. p. 34). The judgment
 7 11,1|          26-33. Destruction and Restoration. ~ D. Chs. 34-45. Jeremiah
 8 11,7| Jerusalem.[3] ~ The promises of restoration (30-33) are a collection
 9 11,7|        deal especially with the restoration of the North, viz. most
10 11,7|     that apart from promises of restoration not many prophecies are
11 12,4|        18 and 20 imply Israel’s restoration); in ver. 20 quite apart
12 13,1|       Chs. 33-48. Prophecies of Restoration.~1 — Ch. 33. The Prophet’
13 13,2|          Since there is to be a restoration of Jerusalem, how much more
14 13,2|        44-52). We then have the restoration of the sisters (16:53-59)
15 13,0|       nations (36:1-7), and its restoration to the fruitfulness which
16 13,0|         its inhabitants, so its restoration involves their transformation.
17 13,0|     passages which foretell the restoration of the Northern tribes,
18 13,2|     Ezekiel saw in the promised restoration the setting up of the kingdom
19 15,6|        to realize that with the restoration the keeping of them was
20 17,3|         its native land and the restoration of the Holy City of Jerusalem,
21 17,3|         decree is given for the restoration of Jerusalem up until the
22 17,3|     Gabriel. The decree for the restoration of Jerusalem was issued
23 17,3|       the founding of Rome. The restoration of the walls and Temple
24 17,3|         Jerusalem, hindered the restoration of this city in every possible
25 17,3|   issuance of the decree of the restoration of Jerusalem 69 weeks, i.e.