Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,3 |         p. 158ff.).~ The first sign of declension after the
 2 6,3 |   stand rather as a deliberate sign to the reader that we enter
 3 6,9 |    promise in its context. The sign promised by Isaiah cannot
 4 6,9 |    Isaiah has offered Ahaz any sign he likes that he may trust
 5 6,9 |        Isaiah then proclaims a sign. A virgin (almah) is about
 6 6,9 | clearly a superficial one. The sign is a threat not merely to
 7 6,9 |        shall give you (phi). a sign…” ver. 14). Immanuel is
 8 6,9 |       ambiguous word gives the sign a double meaning, one natural
 9 6,0 |       8:1-8). ~ Immanuel was a sign for the king and royal house;
10 8,5 |       recognized in Judah as a sign that Jehovah was still reigning
11 11,3|       words in the temple. One sign of his increasing unpopularity
12 11,7|       choice. Submission was a sign of loyalty to Jehovah. No
13 14,6|       ver. 19); some immediate sign is suggested. The prophet
14 14,6|      ready for harvest, so the sign was probably the beginning
15 15,4|        his fellow priests is a sign (ver. 8, R.V). of the future
16 15,5|      mg. to vers. 11, 14) is a sign of honour rather than royalty —
17 16,4|       the judgment of God is a sign of His love and an accomplishing