Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |            The problem is really brought to a head in Ezek. 26. This
 2 1,8 |       the Lord been revealed? We brought a report of a Child before
 3 3,3 |           and Judah until it was brought to the verge of destruction (
 4 3,4 |        originally the ships that brought the metal ores for smelting;
 5 4,6 |        giving, but they were not brought on the altar. If we have
 6 4,6 | sacrifices and offerings that ye brought me in the wilderness during
 7 4,6 |        the sacrifices the people brought (cf. Jer. 7:2Iff and p.
 8 6,8 |          worship of the seraphim brought home to him the sinfulness
 9 6,1 |      under his control, and this brought him to the north of Babylon (
10 6,3 |       needed the sacrifices they brought him — this view is violently
11 6,6 |        that the prophet could be brought to this climax of vision.~
12 11,1|  sanctuary prophets (26:7). When brought to trial before the princes,
13 11,4|       them to intervene and they brought the matter before the king,
14 11,6|    himself from those to whom he brought God’s message of doom (8:
15 14,5|           a) The “shaking” which brought down Babylon was not, as
16 15,4|  perjurer — typical sinners — it brought destruction with it. The
17 17,1|        Ancient of days, and they brought Him near before Him. And
18 17,3|      that eternal truth would be brought about and the prophet and
19 18,9|     human life, once it has been brought into the sphere of the operation