Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |    libraries.~ The chapters on the Major Prophets, and the Appendix,
 2 1,1   |          sub­divided into the four Major Prophets (Isaiah, Jeremiah,
 3 1,1   |            The distinction between Major and Minor Prophets is first
 4 1,5   |            Ezekiel is apparently a major exception and there is no
 5 1,7   | Unfulfilled Prophecy. ~ One of the major problems in the study of
 6 2,3   |           5).~ Since any and every major divine intervention, especially
 7 4,6   |           chapter (5:25ff) present major difficulties of interpretation.
 8 5,2   |            to be discovered in the major portion (chs. 4-14) of Hosea;
 9 5,2   |       absence of references to the major events of the time.~ These
10 9,3   |          the second eleven only by major alter­ations (There are
11 9,3   |          assume that it is full of major errors. All recent textual
12 11,4  |         village sanctuary, while a major sanctuary would not have
13 11,9  |          obscure the fact that the major part of Jeremiah’s prophetic
14 13,5  |         for considering one of the major problems of interpretation
15 15,4  |            the immediate future. A major element in them is timeless,
16 15,4  |        them is timeless, stressing major spiritual truths in the
17 17,2  |      Scripture. Now, with only one major exception, the main “historical
18 18,1  |   Synagogue during the year at the major feasts and fasts. The English