Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |       not content with the many obvious Messianic prophecies, early
 2 1,6   |       of his messages. The most obvious explanation is that the
 3 2,2   |         except his name and the obvious inference from his prophecy
 4 6,2   |    return from exile.~ The most obvious interpretation of these
 5 6,5   |      and was refused.~ The more obvious interpretation of IIKings
 6 6,0   |      knew himself guilty. It is obvious that here we have one more
 7 10,2  |         1:5-11 can be given its obvious meaning only if it is dated
 8 10,4  |  Chaldeans, though it should be obvious that the last is suitable
 9 11,3  | probably reveal to most what is obvious in Hebrew, viz. that the
10 11,9  |         the prophet).~ The most obvious reason is that it was the
11 12,1  |      side by side, it should be obvious that some connexion exists.
12 13,3  | implications which are far from obvious at first con­sideration.~
13 13,4  |      above would seem to be the obvious one, but in recent years
14 13,5  |         self-contradictory. The obvious interpretation of ver. 26
15 13,7  |  understood it, so it is not so obvious as some think. The question
16 13,0  |     literal sense, it should be obvious that he uses it symbolically
17 16,2  |        as a proper name.~ It is obvious that Malachi is later then
18 18,8  |   Passion of our Lord. The most obvious are 1:12 and certain expressions