Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,5 |          case, was attached to a sanctuary, where he may often have
 2 4,6 |        on an annual visit to the sanctuary, which could be entirely
 3 4,6 |          to visit the unofficial sanctuary in the extreme south of
 4 11,4|    willing to serve at a village sanctuary, while a major sanctuary
 5 11,4|         sanctuary, while a major sanctuary would not have been possible
 6 11,1|          be destroyed as was the sanctuary in Shiloh (presumably after
 7 11,1|       leaders in the priests and sanctuary prophets (26:7). When brought
 8 11,5|      professional, attached to a sanctuary, his bread and butter depended
 9 13,6|         in the defilement of the sanctuary (5:11). Ezekiel can wax
10 13,7|          with their backs to the sanctuary. They have added to all
11 13,9|        but He would be to them a sanctuary (i.e. a temple) for a little
12 14,4|      years to build the original sanctuary (IKings 6:37f), the small
13 14,6|   holiness, the dead body of the sanctuary nullifies the effect of
14 17,3|          and at the entry of the sanctuary there shall be abomination
15 17,3| abomination of desolation in the sanctuary. Then will come a people,
16 18,5|          God of people, land and sanctuary. In ver. 9 the A.V., “the
17 18,6|       and the destruction of the sanctuary. In many ways it is reminiscent