Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2 |           of the modern spirit to accept the miraculous, there is
 2 3,2 |          A man’s unwillingness to accept the miraculous lies outside
 3 3,2 |     indeed our own willingness to accept is primarily an act of faith
 4 3,2 |           in the last analysis we accept unhesitatingly because of
 5 6,2 |            it is surely easier to accept the traditional view of
 6 6,3 |        puzzled those scholars who accept an exilic date for it, viz.,
 7 6,0 |           same direction. Once we accept the Isaianic authorship
 8 6,8 |        reconciled to that? If You accept to take upon Yourself all
 9 6,8 |         of the universe! I gladly accept all these sufferings on
10 6,7 |        dated about 150 B.C. If we accept the older view of composite
11 11,7|           worshipped, He does not accept our worship at all. It is
12 11,8|     whether there is any who will accept the will of God.~ Vers.
13 11,3|        order, we are compelled to accept that we are now drawing
14 13,4|           Pfeiffer’s inability to accept Cooke’s judgment, “No doubt
15 13,8|        the people were willing to accept his message (vers. 30-33).
16 14,1|        pro­phets. Even were we to accept this, it would not materially
17 18,1|        that we do not hesitate to accept them; but this does not
18 18,3| conservative scholars hesitant to accept the traditional authorship.