Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |        cannot go further in our explanation than this — though we do
 2 1,6 |      messages. The most obvious explanation is that the prophet only
 3 1,8 |          I have cried”).~A full explanation of the fact that it was
 4 5,2 |        of God. This is the best explanation of the place of the book
 5 6,3 |      But this is not sufficient explanation of the historical chapters
 6 8,5 |         8).  ~ We have here the explanation why in 1:2-2:3 social sin
 7 10,2|    prophecy.).~ 4. The simplest explanation, though not entirely free
 8 11,3|    people become! A less likely explanation is that he used a stream
 9 11,6|       is no really satisfactory explanation for vers. 12-14). His agony
10 13,3|       23; 43:2ff). The simplest explanation is that the home of the
11 13,4|      Jehoiachin and the popular explanation of their exile, a view that
12 13,6|        also unclean (4:9).~ The explanation of the symbolic actions
13 13,1|        with the above tentative explanation. “I will bring again the
14 13,2| literalist side no satisfactory explanation has ever been given ‘for
15 14,4|        make sense. The simplest explanation is that 1:15 marks the date
16 15,2|         any really satisfactory explanation on the supposition of a
17 17,2|       that there is an adequate explanation. But the same argument holds
18 17,3|       conservatives.~ The usual explanation that Aramaic, an international
19 17,7|      Daniel’s age is sufficient explanation of his not returning to
20 17,8|     spur-of-the-moment priestly explanation fobbed off on him. He argued
21 17,8|        his dream would know the explanation as well. The explanation
22 17,8|        explanation as well. The explanation of the dream is dealt with
23 17,8|       in ch. 4. This may be the explanation for the change from the
24 17,8|         and indeed Daniel’s own explanation, create an element of doubt