Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |  Christ's sufferings which he gives in Chapter 53 of his book,
 2 2,2 |   order of the Minor Prophets gives the impression that the
 3 4,3 |     it is over-simplified and gives a one-sided picture of God,
 4 5,2 |   love. But spiritually Hosea gives a deeper and truer revelation
 5 5,7 |    interpret. Harper (I.C.C). gives no fewer than eleven interpretations
 6 5,7 | superficial repentance. 6:1-3 gives us a picture of one example.
 7 6,7 | picture of the coming Messiah gives a gleam of light in the
 8 6,9 |      use of an ambiguous word gives the sign a double meaning,
 9 6,5 |     mg. in 42:3f.~ The second gives a picture of the Servant
10 9,2 |     seq. Driver, Lot, p. 335, gives cautious support to the
11 9,4 |  description of the siege. He gives a vivid series of pictures
12 11,3|       poetical prophecies, it gives the impression of being
13 11,7|    passages in which Jeremiah gives his attitude toward ceremonial
14 13,4|      s new community. Jer. 24 gives both God’s purpose for those
15 13,0|    the passage (IKings 11:34) gives the clue to its use here;
16 13,2|       burnt up.~ Ezekiel then gives the spiritual history of
17 15,5|     not for Joshua. Zechariah gives honour to Joshua, but indicates
18 15,6|  social righteousness.~ 8:1-8 gives a picture of the glorious
19 15,6|    exile with the future, and gives the conditions for prosperity.~
20 15,6|      for prosperity.~ 8:18-23 gives a concluding picture of
21 17,1|     Everything in this vision gives the impression that we are
22 18,4|     be noted that this lament gives the impression of having