Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |         very close study to reveal long periods in their lives from
 2 1,8 |          known, endureth with much long suffering the vessels of
 3 1,8 |           Israel He saith: All day long I have stretched forth My
 4 4,2 |             It can­not have lasted long; it will have been cut short
 5 5,3 | accomplished fact. In addition the long shadow of Assyria now falls
 6 6,0 |            selfishness, content so long as trouble came later; they
 7 6,5 |          Continental scholars have long been unhappy about the identification
 8 6,5 |     literal or ideal, but that the long list of individuals with
 9 6,5 |             6), but wearied by his long wait (ver. 4). Though fully
10 6,5 |         have a picture of what the long “hidden years” in Nazareth
11 7,7 |         silent for the rest of the long reign of Manasseh. God had
12 11,6|          the Chal­deans, but for a long time the prevalent view
13 11,9|          Reign of Jehoiakim. ~ The long list of chapters in the
14 11,9| prominently into the public eye so long as Josiah lived. No sooner
15 12,2|          the exile, and would go a long way towards explaining why
16 13,2|            pected of the priest, a long period of preparation was
17 13,7|           prophecies begins with a long trance-vision (chs. 8-11).
18 15,6|            sense and is maintained long after it has lost its meaning —
19 16,4|             suggests a marriage of long standing; lf there had been
20 17,7|            is probable he died not long after. It is too little
21 18,3|           of equal length, we have long lines divided into two unequal
22 18,3|          but the R.V. sets out the long lines, without, however,
23 18,3|            each verse has only two long lines. The four lines of
24 18,8|           expressions in ch. 3. As long as this is done reverently