Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6,2 |        that, chs. 13-23 give an answer, for in them we see God’
 2 6,8 |        ver. 9f is their drunken answer in broken Hebrew; ver. 11ff
 3 6,8 |      Hebrew; ver. 11ff Isaiah’s answer. 28:23-29 should be read
 4 6,6 |         it here stands as God’s answer. The idolaters referred
 5 10,1|    Complaint.~2 — 1:5-11. God’s Answer.~3 — 1:12-17. The Prophet’
 6 10,1|       Protest.~4 — 2:1-5. God’s Answer.~5 — 2:6-20.  Five Woes
 7 10,3|       noted that he receives no answer to his question. Faith can
 8 11,8|      out. Ver. lib berins God’s answer — not “I will pour it out” (
 9 11,6|      sympathy apparent in God’s answer; He shocked him to his senses
10 11,0|        God (42:7-18) — no other answer would have been consistent
11 11,0|         the whole of Jeremiah’s answer is put to­gether, though
12 11,0|         is obviously Jeremiah’s answer after he had been accused
13 12,1|       not by Jeremiah, does not answer Aalders’ argument and is
14 13,2|       Iff). God refuses them an answer, because they are idolaters,
15 13,2|      are idolaters, except, the answer of destruction (14:4-8).
16 13,2|       14:4-8). Should any other answer come, it is because the
17 15,4|     eyes of Jehovah ..). is the answer to ver. 5. For the idea
18 17,6|         in the Bible, the final answer must be one of faith. Pusey’
19 17,6|          that we shall find the answer to the problem.~ ~
20 17,5| desiring a modern and scholarly answer to some of the attacks on