Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |       moment it is sufficient to say that the rabbis made a correct
 2 1,3 |       might perhaps be better to say editors — may well have
 3 1,8 |       Profit you at all, when ye say, The temple of the Lord,
 4 1,8 | Jerusalem. Lift it up, fear not; say unto the cities of Judah,
 5 1,8 |   visitation. However, we cannot say that the prophecies of consolation
 6 1,8 |        be saved... What shall we say then? That the nations which
 7 1,8 |         not be ashamed... ~But I say, continues the Apostle in
 8 3,7 |     enemy, and though he did not say so, it destroyed his reputation
 9 5,4 |          an allegory.~ We cannot say how many, if any, of Hosea’
10 5,7 |      following words, and “shall say” should be omitted.~ How
11 5,7 |      will be fulfilled we cannot say, but Paul quotes Hos. 2:
12 6,2 |     theology. It will suffice to say that the differences in
13 9,3 |      seems impossible, unless we say of the writer with Pfeiffer, “
14 10,3|          his question. Faith can say as in Ps. 76:10: “Surely
15 11,4|      might have been, we can­not say, for the curiosity of the
16 11,8|      Israel.~ It is one thing to say that Jeremiah was not given
17 11,8|        it is entirely another to say that by Israel and Judah
18 13,4|       Pfeifier goes so far as to say that the view that Ezekiel
19 16,4|         And the School of Hillel say: [He may divorce her] even
20 17,6|       our Lord Jesus Himself (to say nothing of all the others)
21 17,3|  calculate the end, for men will say, since the predicted end