Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |        linked with the mystical promise of granting Israel an eternal
 2 2,5 |       for there is an immediate promise of Divine blessing (note
 3 2,5 |   future.~ Then there comes the promise that even as the judgment
 4 2,5 |    Testa­ment we know that this promise was fulfilled on the first
 5 5,6 |         by an almost incredible promise of restoration (1:10-2:1)
 6 5,6 |      how God will carry out His promise.~ The mention of pillar
 7 6,9 |     Christ trouble to study the promise in its context. The sign
 8 6,7 |      then in 26:16-19 comes the promise that Israel’s dead will
 9 9,3 |       19, etc.). Then comes the promise (vers. 7-15) that Jehovah
10 10,3|   faithfulness, it is vain. The promise through Habakkuk is that
11 13,3|    concludes with the parabolic promise (ver. 22ff) that from the
12 14,3|        the Temple (1:9ff).~ The promise of immediate material blessing (
13 14,7|   Message (2:20-23). ~ With the promise to the people came also
14 14,7|     people came also a personal promise to Zerubbabel, who, once
15 14,7|        So he received a special promise of protection. (Joshua,
16 15,4|        destruction with it. The promise had been given in 3:9 of
17 15,4| idolatry. In any case we have a promise which obviously looks to
18 15,5|       prophecy. In addition the promise that he should build the
19 15,5|        ver. 13 and that it is a promise that Joshua shall share
20 16,4|        the Day of the Lord. The promise that closes this section (