Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |       that may help in a deeper study of the text of the Prophets.
 2 1,2   |         who first heard it. Our study will, therefore, normally
 3 1,6   |         not take any very close study to reveal long periods in
 4 1,7   |       the major problems in the study of the prophetic books is
 5 5,2   | peculiarly difficult for closer study, but few of the prophets
 6 6,9   |      birth of Christ trouble to study the promise in its context.
 7 6,5   |         Scripture (For detailed study see David Baron: The Servant
 8 9,3   |      errors. All recent textual study, including the evidence
 9 11,2  |       often demands much closer study than does prose to extract
10 11,2  |         and demands preliminary study than is normally the case,
11 11,3  |        of the Book. ~ A careful study of Jeremiah in English will
12 11,4  |       framework within which to study the book as a whole. It
13 11,9  |         what happened without a study Of the historical background. ~ ~
14 13,3  |         to a commentary, if the study is felt to be profitable.
15 13,3  |    creation, and restricted its study to those over thirty, it
16 13,3  |         It is essential for our study of Ezekiel to remember this,
17 17,1  |     both sides have come to the study of the difficulties and
18 17,6  |      century of controversy and study has proved inconclusive.