Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,5 |   tenses in 2:18f, R.V.). These verses (2:18-27) refer to Joel’
 2 4,6 |       ver. 24).~ The concluding verses of the chapter (5:25ff)
 3 4,8 | Blessing (Ch. 9:11-15). ~ These verses (or 9:8-15) are the prophet’
 4 6,4 |        The application of these verses to the Passion of our Lord
 5 7,2 |     dislocation in the order of verses in transmission.~ ~
 6 7,4 |     denying 2:12f to Micah, the verses break the connexion of thought
 7 13,1|        seems to be borne out by verses like 38:8, 11, 12, 14, 17.~
 8 17,4|       Apocrypha) running to 174 verses. It seems incredible that
 9 18,3|        chs. 1, 2, and 4 have 22 verses each, while ch. 3 has 66.~
10 18,3|       by the R.V. the following verses have four lines each, 1:
11 18,3|      falls into groups of three verses (indicated by the R.V).
12 18,3|        of the greater number of verses, the third poem is obviously
13 18,3|         But since it too has 22 verses, one is tempted to wonder
14 18,6|     probable.~ The first twenty verses are a description of personal
15 18,7|      present.~ The first eleven verses present the contrast itself.
16 18,7|  Jehovah. In the first eighteen verses the poet describes the afflictions