Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,5 |          do this kind of thing a number of times: among them his
 2 1,6 |       book from first to last. A number of the Minor Prophets give
 3 1,7 |     fulfilment in the Church.~ A number of these points have been
 4 1,8 |    concerning Israel: Though the number of the children of Israel
 5 4,7 |            The visions contain a number of references to ancient
 6 5,2 |       follow; the unusually high number of marginal notes in the
 7 5,3 |  Baal-berith (Judges 8:33) and a number of place-names compounded
 8 6,6 |          in all probability of a number of short, originally unconnected
 9 6,9 | comparing 34:9f with 34:11-15. A number of the beings mentioned
10 6,0 |         are eschatological. By a number of scholars chs. 60-62 are
11 7,6 |        this chapter falls into a number of short unconnected prophecies,
12 8,3 |        He can only see the small number of humble (2:3; better than “
13 8,6 |        be denied by denying to a number of the prophets their prom­
14 11,2|        were any criterion of the number of books that should be
15 11,7|        In this seccion we have a number of short, passionate, poetic
16 13,0|     discussed, here. There are a number of prophetic passages which
17 13,0|      to-day contain within their number repre­sentatives of all
18 14,1|     altogether dis­proportionate number of priests, Levites and
19 15,2|       Minor Prophets twelve, the number of the tribes of Israel.~
20 15,3|     consisting of a considerable number of non-connected shorter
21 17,9|          idea of the variety and number of the explanations of Daniel
22 17,3|    conventional symbolical round number representing the ful­ness
23 17,3|          seven.” Seven is a holy number, symbolically meaning fullness,
24 18,3|          In spite of the greater number of verses, the third poem
25 18,0|          and an almost unlimited number of foreshadowings and reflections