Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |       for themselves. The books mentioned in the footnotes have been
 2 6,9   |          A number of the beings mentioned in ver. 14 are mythological,
 3 6,8   |     which was already partially mentioned in the second chapter. Here
 4 7,4   |        of sins are particularly mentioned:~ a. The greedy landowners
 5 7,5   |       for why should Babylon be mentioned, when the enemy to be feared
 6 8,3   |      various religious offences mentioned are of great in­terest to
 7 8,5   |       and wrongdoing are hardly mentioned. However grievous the corrupt
 8 12,1  |        in ver. 11 would be that mentioned in IIChron. 21:16f, c. 843
 9 12,1  |      fit the picture, for those mentioned in IKings 14:25f,~ 2. Obadiah
10 12,2  |         the sin of Judah is not mentioned in connexion with the Day
11 12,4  |      why it should be specially mentioned, the Hebrew is very difficult.~
12 13,5  |  Ezekiel. Ezekiel’s dumbness is mentioned again in 24:27; 29:21; 33:
13 13,0  |        matter which can only be mentioned, but not discussed, here.
14 14,7  |        rebuilding, so he is not mentioned). Apparently in the prophetic
15 16,4  |       Deut. 33:8ff, where it is mentioned last.~ 3) The inhumanity
16 17,2  |       are referred to the works mentioned in the bibliography. These
17 17,7  |    apart from his book. The man mentioned by Ezekiel (14:14, 20; 28:
18 17,7  |        hoar antiquity, probably mentioned in tablets discovered at
19 17,3  | astonishing.~ Here it should be mentioned that the Hebrew rabbis very
20 17,4  |        and powers of the angels mentioned in Daniel cannot be decided