Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |    Isaiah 40-66, we have had to assume the transmission of Isaiah
 2 4,6 |     feasts, it is reasonable to assume that 4:4 represents the
 3 4,7 |      Hos. 8:5f it is simpler to assume that a bull image was set
 4 8,2 |     hand it seems gratuitous to assume, as is generally done, that
 5 9,2 |       vast majority of scholars assume he was a Judaean (One of
 6 9,3 |        the one hand we must not assume that it has been handed
 7 9,3 |  condition. Equally we must not assume that it is full of major
 8 10,2| utterances. If it is so, we may assume the passage of a considerable
 9 11,6|      who hold this view have to assume that Jeremiah later worked
10 11,5|           It would be unfair to assume that the majority of the
11 11,6|         32, see p. 78), we must assume that both the insertion
12 13,7|        Ezekiel’s pro­phecies to assume a much longer and more rounded
13 13,1|       did not have it, we might assume that the prophetess, whether
14 14,5|     seems hardly scholarship to assume that the phrase must have
15 15,5|        As a result most moderns assume that it was Zerub-babel
16 15,7|   position here, we cannot even assume that it is eschatological.~