Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |           dealt with in this book said. It does not take any very
 2 1,7 |         there seems nothing to be said. Very many prophecies find
 3 1,8 |       name is called, and ye have said, We have refrained from
 4 1,8 |         in the place where it was said unto them, ye are not My
 5 6,8 |            There is nothing to be said for such a view; it only
 6 11,7|    attributed to Jeremiah. He had said all that needed saying,
 7 12,1|            has a great deal to be said in its favour. The capture
 8 13,4|           II. p. 122 seq.). It is said that chs. 4-24 are addressed
 9 13,4|           Israel (2:3), and it is said that these terms are in
10 13,2|      water. Much the same must be said of the division of the land.~
11 14,1|       main work was done. God had said all through them in sundry
12 14,1|      divers manners that could be said. Now the community had to
13 15,5|  Messianic connotations cannot be said to be purely Messianic.~
14 17,5| Miraculous Element. ~ When all is said and done, the real objection
15 17,3|   appeared before the prophet and said, that God had heard his
16 17,3|        what the Archangel Gabriel said to the Prophet Daniel:~ ~“
17 18,0|        Old Testament: the Saviour said that all the Law and the