Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |        The Prophetic Books. ~ In popular speech the Prophetic Books
 2 1,2 |         the realization that the popular conception of the prophet
 3 2,4 |          have been and still are popular; but quite apart from the
 4 4,6 | star-worship, which was becoming popular. If we take the verb as
 5 5,3 |          by the name of the most popular Ashtoreth or Ashtaroth (
 6 5,3 |   interesting picture of debased popular religion has been given
 7 6,2 |        grew in importance in the popular mind. Isaiah deals with
 8 11,0|    Nineveh fell in 612 B.C., the popular mind must have visualized
 9 11,1|         dangerous than to attack popular religion. It hardly needs
10 11,2|          taken up in 11:1-8. The popular concept was that the fundamental
11 11,5|         offending unduly against popular opinion, and above all on
12 13,4|          with Jehoiachin and the popular explanation of their exile,
13 13,7|          placed at the north, or popular entrance to the inner court.
14 13,7|   Himself, and repre­sented that popular Canaanization of Jehovah-worship
15 13,7|      Adonis) was one of the most popular gods of this fertility cult,
16 13,1|          of Jacob.”~ Contrary to popular exegesis, Sheba, Dedan,
17 15,4| mountains of brass (probably the popular idea of the gate of heaven)