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 1 Intro |       the Minor Prophets is due mainly to the encouragement given
 2 4,4   |   rulers of the people. This is mainly due to the structure of
 3 5,2   |      his message was ad­dressed mainly to the Northern Kingdom,
 4 5,3   |      and the gods of the people mainly because they lived in the
 5 5,3   |       tation and the crops with mainly ritualistic demands on their
 6 6,7   |     larger whole. Chs. 2-6 come mainly from the time of Jotham,
 7 6,7   |       is no hope; chs. 7-12 are mainly from the time of Ahaz, and
 8 6,8   |     from man, but understood it mainly physically, cf. Judges 6:
 9 6,5   |         been due solely or even mainly to infidelity, as has been
10 6,3   |       to the Church, instead of mainly to Israel, goes far to­ward
11 6,7   | regarded by some as post-exilic mainly because of its setting in
12 7,3   |       section (vers. 2-1) deals mainly with Samaria. It is purely
13 10,3  |       knowledge of God is found mainly in two passages.~ 1. Isaiah
14 11,3  |      prose.~ The third is found mainly in chs. 34-45 (see structure
15 11,3  |       45).~ The second is found mainly in chs. 1-25:14 but also
16 11,4  |         prophecies are directed mainly against the idolatry that
17 11,1  |       including the message, is mainly concerned with the results.
18 11,2  |         few passing references, mainly the prohibition of certain
19 13,7  |      heathen religion, probably mainly Egyptian and Babylonian,
20 14,5  |       B.C. and that it was done mainly by those that had never
21 15,3  |  difficulties in interpretation mainly because of the apocalyptic
22 15,4  |          Efforts to see in them mainly the more distant future
23 15,4  |  visions I to III are concerned mainly with the rebuilding of the