Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          prefer, is nearer to the real form of the name, it is
 2 Intro |        all certain that it is the real form. So if I had chosen
 3 Intro |          have sacrificed the very real spiritual con­notation that
 4 1,2   |           God (Amos 2:11) without real parallel among the Canaanites.~
 5 1,6   |          and would best make them real to the future.~ This probably
 6 2,3   |      peculiarities in Hebrew, the real link between the foreshadowing
 7 3,3   |  Israelite of the time attributed real, though perhaps vague powers
 8 5,7   |         10:6) none of which carry real conviction — the R.S.V.
 9 6,5   | interpreted as collective Israel, real or ideal. This denial has
10 9,2   |      acknowledge that there is no real evidence in their favour.
11 11,4  |         the contrary, there is no real evidence that Jeremiah helped
12 11,5  |    prophecy, an under­standing of real importance for to-day.~
13 13,2  |         prophet,” it is stating a real truth, even though expressed
14 13,8  |         of them (almost certainly real, not symbolic) prefigures
15 14,2  |           worked in with the very real material difficulties the
16 14,2  |  Zechariah arose to deal with the real spiritual reasons that had
17 15,4  |        difficult, but there is no real doubt that the stone is
18 17,2  |       felt himself charged with a real message of God to his day
19 17,2  |       conscious of discrepancies, real or apparent, in the Scriptures.
20 17,5  |         all is said and done, the real objection to Daniel is its
21 17,8  |     Stories of Daniel. ~ Once the real purpose of the narratives
22 17,4  |          which was to receive its real certainty in Jesus Christ,
23 18,2  |       poetry and still seldomer a real picture of the Hebrew.~
24 18,4  |         Lamentations, there is no real note of hope struck. She
25 18,4  |          punish­ment is just; her real hope is that she may see