Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,5 |      64). This element is very common in Ezekiel, e.g. his acting
 2 6,6 |        20 includes both in one common doom.~ The interpretation
 3 6,9 |    transformation of nature so common in Isaiah, cf. also 11:1-
 4 6,5 |      concentric circles with a common centre. The wider circle
 5 7,2 |       2-5), is probably due to common quotation from an earlier
 6 7,5 |   earlier prophecy they use in common in similar but contrasting
 7 9,3 |        595.). Faced with this, common sense is likely to decide
 8 11,1|       the verdict (26:16) by a common artifice in Hebrew story-telling,
 9 13,3|       of the winged figures so common in Mesopotamian temples.
10 13,5|        dung (4:15) for fuel is common in countries where other
11 14,5|       that it meant simply the common people in general (IIKings
12 14,5|       Haggai (1:12; 2:2) is by common consent a technical term
13 15,6|         ritual often paralyses common sense and is maintained
14 16,4|   three lines.~ a) The A.V. in common with most of the early Church
15 16,4|       from it that divorce was common; the better elements in
16 17,5|        of the credible, and in common with all Bible miracle stands
17 18,2| original thought (particularly common in Proverbs:~For the LORD