Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |       R.V. — Revised Version.~ Young — E. J. Young: An Introduction
 2 Intro |        Version.~ Young — E. J. Young: An Introduction to the
 3 1,8   |      soothe them that are with young (Is. 40:1‑2, 9-11).~Thus
 4 5,4   |       presumably when he was a young man just out of his teens.
 5 6,2   |        the unity of Isaiah see Young pp. 202-211, ISBE, article
 6 6,4   |      call, probably as quite a young man, to at least Sen­nacherib’
 7 6,7   |    find much of value in E. J. Young, Studies in Isaiah. The
 8 10,2  |        be considered here (See Young, p. 263; Rowley: The Growth
 9 10,3  |       clear from the context.~ Young’s Analytical Concordance
10 11,4  |                   Jeremiah the Young Man. ~ The peculiar importance
11 11,4  |       test was that he was too young (1:6). On general grounds
12 11,4  |        refers more commonly to young unmarried men and to slaves.~
13 12,1  |      article Obadiah, Book of; Young, p. 252f; Kirkpatrick, pp.
14 13,2  | preparation was normal for the young men of priestly family.
15 13,2  |        must have seemed to the young man that life had lost all
16 15,2  |    article Zechariah, Book of; Young, pp. 269-273; Baron: The
17 15,3  | suggests that he may have died young. Nothing more is known or
18 15,3  |       basis of 2:4 that he was young depends on what is almost
19 15,4  |         2). ~ Zechariah sees a young man — not an angel — going
20 15,4  |     angel” to run and stop the young man, for his work was unnecessary.
21 17,2  |       article Daniel, Book of; Young, ch. XXIV; Lattey: The Book
22 18,1  |        tradition with reserve. Young sums up the position thus: “
23 18,1  |        compose Lamentations.” (Young, p. 334).~ Our insistence