Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      you will under­stand it better if you use the R.V. I have
 2 1,2   |    know the character of God better now, if we know what He
 3 1,2   | interpret God’s activity the better for its having been foretold.~
 4 1,2   |     none-the-less we will be better fitted to grasp its significance
 5 1,3   |       or it might perhaps be better to say editors — may well
 6 1,7   |    suspended” would often be better. Nineveh was not des­troyed
 7 5,7   |    judges, we can understand better how terrible was their leadership
 8 6,1   |  there is no evidence. It is better to suppose that it is the
 9 8,3   | small number of humble (2:3; better than “meek,” cf. Mic. 6:
10 11,4  |   family, for whom death was better than a blow.~ In the fourth
11 11,5  |      nature of true prophecy better. We may reasonably attribute
12 11,6  | accused God of deceiving or, better, enticing (mg). him. The
13 11,0  |      a warm welcome from the better elements taken there with
14 13,4  |   just as well and sometimes better than those still living
15 14,5  |    as in the R.V. or perhaps better “the desired of all nations
16 15,7  |     Rev. 1:7, it is probably better to follow the R.V. mg. in
17 16,4  |  gross deceit (ver. 14). Far better no sacrifices at all (ver.
18 16,4  |      on comparative religion better than an exposition of the
19 16,4  |      divorce was common; the better elements in Jewry were always
20 18,1  |       we should, however, do better to treat this tradition