Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,2 |      where there is no place for half tones, for fine distinctions
 2 4,2 |       still remembered two and a half centuries later (Zech. 14:
 3 5,4 |         homer of barley…”), i.e. half price as damaged goods (
 4 6,3 |    forward about a century and a half in time.~ ~
 5 6,8 |     thirteen times in the second half. (It is found in only six
 6 6,8 |         for over a century and a half. From now on, God is working
 7 6,4 |          written a century and a half before Cyrus was born!~
 8 6,8 |         which occupies one and a half chapters of his book (the
 9 12,2|          opening the way for the half Edomite Herod to become
10 12,3|      judgment on Edom. The first half of the verse ushers in the
11 12,3|       verse ushers in the second half of the prophecy.~ We have
12 13,6| prophecies date about four and a half years before the final siege
13 14,4|         his disposal seven and a half years to build the original
14 17,1|      critic the easier. For over half a century now the overwhelming
15 17,8|          a mina, a shekel, and a half mina (or half minas, or
16 17,8|      shekel, and a half mina (or half minas, or two half minas),
17 17,8|      mina (or half minas, or two half minas), which made little
18 17,3|   Testament for many, And in the half of the seventh sacrifice
19 17,3|        Christ taught three and a half years and suffered in the
20 18,3|        first. Normally the first half has three beats, the second
21 18,3|       the second two. The second half continues and fills out
22 18,3|         the thought of the first half.~ The metre is obscured