Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |         only part of a verse is referred to, this is indicated by
 2 5,3   |       Equally the goddesses are referred to by the name of the most
 3 6,8   |     himself that, which in fact referred to his Descendant — Christ.
 4 6,6   |         s answer. The idolaters referred to are, once again, probably
 5 11,4  | text-books 11:1-8 are generally referred to Jeremiah’s activity during
 6 11,5  |       Ch. 1). ~ We have already referred to the call itself, but
 7 12,1  |        the capture of Jerusalem referred to in vers. 11-14 the capture
 8 13,2  |     birthday could hardly be so referred to; apart from a few cases
 9 13,9  |       14-25). ~ We have already referred to the attitude of those
10 13,7  |        suspended fulfilments we referred to in ch. I.~ In certain
11 14,2  |    matter. Those interested are referred to Oesterley & Robinson:
12 17,2  |    Those who are interested are referred to the works mentioned in
13 17,4  |       the book is not certainly referred to or quoted before 140
14 17,0  |         The king’s dream is not referred to elsewhere in Scripture,
15 17,3  |        that this passage is not referred to in the New Testament.
16 18,5  |    priests, prophets, are being referred to. It is the priestly guidance