Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,3 |                              The Purpose of the Book. ~ Our estimate
 2 3,3 |       Our estimate of the book’s purpose will to some extent depend
 3 4,5 |           see Num. 6:1-21. Their purpose was obviously to enable
 4 4,8 |    future. Sooner or later God’s purpose in the choice of Israel
 5 5,4 |         will have realized God’s purpose in His command and His foreknowledge
 6 6,8 |           God is working out His purpose through a remnant, which
 7 6,8 |       deals with God’s wonderful purpose for Jerusalem and the reception
 8 6,5 |          fail to carry out God’s Purpose (48:22).~ The Exodus from
 9 7,3 |  Shephelah being chosen for that purpose (For details see R.S.V.
10 8,6 |      punishment has as its final purpose blessing.~ While it is possible
11 11,1|    Isaiah and Ezekiel their main purpose is to teach Israel, not
12 13,4|         Jer. 24 gives both God’s purpose for those taken into captivity
13 13,7| prophecies have the same general purpose as those against the nations
14 13,0|          had been God’s original purpose for it (36:8-15).~ Entirely
15 14,2|        is hardly relevant to the purpose of this book, and since
16 14,3|  sacrifices for God, whose chief purpose was to serve God more perfectly.
17 16,4|          an accomplishing of His purpose. It was the sinners that
18 17,8|          Daniel. ~ Once the real purpose of the narratives in Daniel
19 17,9|       may be sure that the chief purpose of Daniel to-day is to bring
20 17,0|         it with the visions. Its purpose is not to give Nebuchadnezzar
21 18,9|                              The Purpose of Lamentations. ~ One fallacy