Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |      Minor Prophets give the impression that they were put together
 2 2,2 |     Minor Prophets gives the impression that the scribes responsible
 3 3,4 |     British Museum). A vivid impression of the hatred they caused
 4 3,6 | Jonah (I.C.C.), p. 51.). The impression — not necessarily correct —
 5 6,8 |   Chs. 28-33). ~ The general impression created by this section
 6 6,8 |     that the reader gets the impression that the prophet Isaiah
 7 7,2 |      it confirms the general impression created by the prophecy
 8 7,2 |     of Hezekiah.~ We get the impression that we have only a small
 9 8,2 |     hardly doubt the general impression made by this section of
10 10,3|      by their variations the impression created by the English translation
11 11,3|     prophecies, it gives the impression of being a report of Jeremiah’
12 12,1|    IIChron. 21:16f makes the impression of little more than a plundering
13 16,2|     fits in with the general impression created by Nehemiah. Others
14 16,4| ideal, and we do not get the impression from it that divorce was
15 17,7|  them. The story creates the impression that he will have been about
16 17,7|     the king (562 B.C.). The impression created by ch. 5 is that
17 17,1|     in this vision gives the impression that we are dealing with
18 18,4|   that this lament gives the impression of having been written some