Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      have been expanded by the addition of chapters on the Minor
 2 Intro |    been written about them. In addition, if I interest anyone sufficiently
 3 4,8   |        8-15) are the prophet’s addition as he records his message
 4 5,3   |       an accomplished fact. In addition the long shadow of Assyria
 5 6,8   |        see Matthew 27:46.~ ~In addition, the prophet Isaiah wrote
 6 7,2   |      the reign of Hezekiah. In addition the picture given seems
 7 10,5  |      collection of psalms. Its addition to the preceding chapters
 8 11,1  |     their chief confidence; in addition, there is nothing more dangerous
 9 13,1  |         32:17; 33:21; 40:1. In addition, for reasons to be considered
10 13,7  |      it out of its context. In addition it should be noted that
11 15,5  |    counter to all prophecy. In addition the promise that he should
12 15,5  |    complete identification. In addition there is always an eschatological
13 16,2  |      the book as anonymous. In addition the New Testament never
14 16,4  |        itself much earlier; in addition after these years it would
15 17,4  |      almost unintelligible; in addition, Daniel never had the stand­
16 18,2  |      words in the original. In addition, as reference to the R.V.
17 18,3  | freedom in his renderings.~ In addition, the first four contain