Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,2 |         Joel in his traditional position, for while the interpretation
 2 4,7 |       the great deep (7:4), the position of Sheol (9:2), the great
 3 6,2 |         picture seems to be the position after the return from exile.~
 4 6,8 |          We can now justify the position of ch. 6. It will only have
 5 7,2 |     will be that of later juxta­position because of spiritual connexion.
 6 7,4 |     injustice and who use their position for their own gain.~ The
 7 9,3 |          has supported a middle position, and there has been a strong
 8 11,3|      the book owe their present position to spiritual rather than
 9 11,1|   Josiah’s reformation, saw the position and its dangers so clearly
10 11,6|    personal passages, and their position in the prophecy, are the
11 12,1|      Day of the Lord, its early position in the Book of the Twelve,
12 12,1|       was preserved for us. Its position among The Twelve suggests
13 13,4|         adjust ourselves to the position of a prophet in Babylonia
14 13,5|  incompatible with his physical position. That these are not to be
15 14,6|      not have compromised their position with Tattenai by con­fessing
16 14,7|        jeopardized his official position (cf. Ezra 5:4). So he received
17 15,4| describes it, to typify the low position of the Jews. The angel riders
18 15,5|         heard of it he lost his position and perhaps his life. To
19 15,7|        It may be in its present position because the closing words
20 15,7|       shepherds may explain its position here, we cannot even assume
21 17,4|      inconsistent with Daniel’s position; he probably seldom spoke
22 18,1|              Lamentations. ~The position of Lamentations in the English
23 18,1|      reserve. Young sums up the position thus: “In the light of these
24 18,0|      that this was the original position of chapters 46-51. They