Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,2 |          North, he will have gone back to his flock, and he probably
 2 5,4 |          could not have taken her back. Then came the time (3:If)
 3 5,4 |          of her. Hosea bought her back for one-and-a-half homers
 4 6,1 | Deliverance from Assyria (looking back.). (b) Chs. 38-39. Entanglement
 5 6,7 |          a traitor, and turns his back on the people to devote
 6 6,8 |        that is weary... I gave My back to the smiters, and My cheeks
 7 8,2 |           genealogy being carried back to his great-great-grandfather (
 8 8,2 |        Zechariah do we go further back than the prophet’s father.
 9 11,7|         i.e. “Hast thou seen what back­sliding Israel did? She
10 13,9|         and would then bring them back to the land. The fruit of
11 13,0|            12:1-20). ~ We are now back in Tel-Abib, and the prophet
12 13,0|         evening he was to take it back into the house, dig through
13 13,2|       memorial sacrifices looking back to the Cross is without
14 15,7|      shall lead Judah and Ephraim back to the land. Though not
15 16,6|         prophetic books. It looks back to the revelation of God
16 18,2|       This is a freedom that goes back to the Canaanite poetry
17 18,5|      clear whether ver. llff look back to the horrors of the siege,