Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      pegs to hang sermons on. To take the Prophets simply and
 2 1,6   |      this book said. It does not take any very close study to
 3 1,8   |        them come... and let them take up a lamentation for you,
 4 1,8   |        exultation, and joy shall take possession of them; pain
 5 1,8   |        spirit in you; and I will take away the heart of stone
 6 1,8   |        fulfilled. For no one can take away from the Jewish people
 7 4,6   |          becoming popular. If we take the verb as future, it means
 8 6,9   |         reason why we should not take the transformation of nature
 9 6,7   | therefore, seems to compel us to take 45:7 literally as God’s
10 6,8   |     people. All these events did take place and are described
11 6,8   |        to that? If You accept to take upon Yourself all these
12 10,4  |         conquering.~ 2. ver. 9ff take up the rapacity of the Chaldeans.~
13 11,5  |       the clouds, they seemed to take the form of a huge, boiling
14 11,9  |          Before the people could take comfort in the Righteous
15 13,0  |      bundle of goods a man would take with him into exile (ver.
16 13,0  |         in the evening he was to take it back into the house,
17 13,7  |      symbolism are not likely to take this unique passage literally.
18 16,4  |          among the more liberal, take it to mean that Jehovah
19 17,4  |       Most Christians (and Jews) take their Bibles for granted,
20 17,9  |          the Book of Daniel must take into account, as it were,
21 17,3  |    problems involved. Those that take the seventy weeks as meaning