Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |      the Saviour first dwelt on earth and appeared to people:
 2 1,8 |        darkness shall cover the earth, and there shall be thick
 3 1,8 |     life is taken away from the earth, because of the iniquities
 4 2,3 |         for ever established on earth. This intervention with
 5 2,6 | attributes as “Judge of all the earth.”~ The vision of judgment
 6 2,7 |   kingdom here on a transformed earth the goal of God’s purposes;
 7 2,7 |     where heaven is linked with earth but does not swallow it
 8 2,7 |         vision of a transformed earth was not merely the highest
 9 4,3 |        not the Judge of all the earth do right?” and in God’s
10 4,5 |         is the Judge of all the earth.~ For the Nazirites (2:11)
11 4,7 |       least stone fall upon the earth.” God is not merely the
12 5,3 |        a sky god), his wife (an earth goddess) and their son.~
13 6,6 |       the assessors, heaven and earth, in ver. 2a — for God Himself
14 6,8 |        it did not exist for the earth. Note that Isaiah probably
15 6,8 |       stock or stub left in the earth; from it new life can spring (
16 6,6 |         new heavens and the new earth (66:22), but with the carcases
17 8,5 |   Jehovah is the God of all the earth; national calamity anywhere
18 8,6 | Ethiopia was at the ends of the earth; for Put cf. Nahum 3:9.~
19 11,8|       as He does not scrap this earth but renews it.~ ~
20 13,1|      nations at the ends of the earth.~ 39:25 is not necessarily
21 15,4|       they give a report on the earth that all was still and at
22 15,4|         the four corners of the earth, and they represent all
23 15,4|     sovereignty of God over the earth. The four winds (or spirits)
24 17,0|     would set up His kingdom on earth (ver. 44f). It is not even