Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,7 |     All Old Testament prophecy sees in the final setting up
 2 2,7 |  understandable, then, that he sees only judgment and not blessing
 3 6,6 | looking out over the exile, he sees the failure there of the
 4 6,6 |       suffering and failure he sees one who is both Jehovah’
 5 7,3 |   judgment on Judah, for Micah sees the Assyrian armies rolling
 6 11,6|     nor Chaldean that Jeremiah sees here. Just as 1:13ff was
 7 11,6|         so here, when Jeremiah sees them, they are still unidentified.
 8 12,3|       ported to the future and sees the doom already completed,
 9 13,6|     wrongs, but as a priest he sees the sins of the people particularly
10 13,7|       follows as well. Ezekiel sees four forms of idolatry which
11 13,7|    heat of sum­mer. So Ezekiel sees him being mourned in August.~ (
12 13,3|        the recorder of what he sees and of the explanations
13 15,4|       a night vision Zechariah sees a man, later identified
14 15,4|      night (ver., 8) Zechariah sees four great threatening horns.
15 15,4|      Line (Ch. 2). ~ Zechariah sees a young man — not an angel —
16 15,4|       meaning here.~ Zechariah sees Joshua standing ministering,
17 15,4|      Roll (5:1-4). ~ Zechariah sees a great sheet of leather
18 17,1|        should be noted. Daniel sees God as an old man, because