Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |         the Old Testament — the best conservative intro­duction,
 2 1,2   |        spiritual language.~ The best picture of the true function
 3 1,5   |        Appendix, p. 150.).~ The best example of the prophetic
 4 1,6   |         of his prophecies which best expressed the character
 5 1,6   |      purposes of God, and would best make them real to the future.~
 6 1,7   |        is not in every case the best word; “suspended” would
 7 4,4   |        this fact. It is perhaps best demonstrated by Matt. 11:
 8 4,6   |         overtaken them were the best evidence that God had rejected
 9 5,2   |        love of God. This is the best explanation of the place
10 6,3   |         when we con­sider man’s best concepts of God (ver. 18ff).
11 7,5   |         Assyria? It is probably best explained by the element
12 8,4   |       done in passing, it seems best to look upon this passage
13 8,6   |        humbled and weak people” best expresses the sense of the
14 9,3   | manuscript but wrote it down as best he could from memory. He
15 11,6  |      errors that it is probably best to ignore him. In any case
16 11,6  | spiritual develop­ment that can best be compared with that of
17 15,4  |      Temple, which would be the best way of guaranteeing the
18 17,6  |      Apocrypha) are perhaps the best known. There is no evidence
19 17,7  |   Daniel belonged to one of the best families of Judah (1:3).
20 17,7  |     carried off children of the best families, probably as hostages,
21 18,3  |      effect of the metre may be best seen in Moffatt’s trans­