Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 |        the prophets never really explain how the message came to
 2 5,2 |         disciples. This may also explain the relative absence of
 3 6,6 |        Israel, and this helps to explain why he and Israel both bear
 4 6,8 | sacrifices. The prophets did not explain wherein lay the cleansing
 5 6,8 |      Here we will not attempt to explain this inner bond, but will
 6 7,5 |         a know­ledge of it would explain the reference here. Naturally
 7 7,5 |      Naturally it is possible to explain it as a later scribal adaptation
 8 10,3|       passages.~ 1. Isaiah could explain the triumph of the Assyrian
 9 11,3|        death. This would help to explain the chronologically rather
10 11,4|         Jer. 22:15f). This would explain the lack of prophecies which
11 11,0|          Only in this way can we explain Josiah’s armed opposition
12 12,1|        is turn depends on how we explain the connexion of vers. 1-
13 12,2|         preserved. It would also explain why the sin of Judah is
14 13,7|      element may per­haps partly explain the suspended fulfilments
15 13,7|      that it makes no attempt to explain the setting of the oracle;
16 13,8|        all times to proclaim and explain the will of God. With his
17 13,9|        The rams and the he-goats explain the second “sheep.” They
18 15,2|     tenable, but does not really explain the facts.~ 2) The second
19 15,7|         mention of shepherds may explain its position here, we cannot
20 17,4|        This is amply adequate to explain many of its peculiarities.~ ~