Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |      people, saith God. Speak, ye priests, of the heart of Jerusalem;
 2 5,5 |         than in the time of Amos. Priests (4:8; 6:9), princes and
 3 5,7 |    foremost place is given to the priests’ disregard of the law of
 4 5,7 |         When we remember that the priests were also judges, we can
 5 6,1 |   relatively small part, in which priests formed a high proportion,
 6 6,8 |         word for word by the High Priests and the scribes, Gospel
 7 10,4|      through the treachery of the priests of Merodach.~ ~
 8 11,1|      found natural leaders in the priests and sanctuary prophets (
 9 11,1|           had little love for the priests, and so received a fair
10 11,1|        strongly suggests that the priests, secure in their knowledge
11 11,8|        had been denounced by both priests and prophets, but though
12 13,7|      worship (vers. 15-18) by the priests — because the worshippers
13 14,1|           proportionate number of priests, Levites and ecclesiastical
14 14,1|        eligibility of some of the priests that had returned, the Tirshatha
15 15,4| acknowledge Joshua and his fellow priests is a sign (ver. 8, R.V).
16 16,1|      People.~b) Ch.2:l-9.  By the Priests.~2 — Ch. 2:10-16.  Inhumanity
17 16,4|         all (ver. 10). Though the priests are specially addressed,
18 16,4|        need be envisaged.~ 2) The priests are then specially arraigned (
19 18,5|       leaders, kings and princes, priests, prophets, are being referred
20 18,7|     attributed to the sins of the priests and prophets (vers. 12-16)