Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,6 |  are shown from Hosea’s own action how God will carry out His
 2 6,6 |  from commending Hezekiah’s action, Isaiah does not even mention
 3 6,8 |     easily understand God’s action in the light of chs. 2-5.
 4 6,1 |     could be made for Ahaz’ action from a purely worldly point
 5 6,8 |     the consequences of his action.~ The prophecies are divided
 6 6,5 |    the Servant’s methods of action with those of the world,
 7 11,0|     in favour of the king’s action as Ahab’s were, when he
 8 11,1|  For the people, Jeremiah’s action was unpardonable, for he
 9 11,3|     that it was a visionary action. The round trip would be
10 11,6| enormity of their attempted action, which probably still lay
11 13,8| that though their course of action would make things hot for
12 13,0|    see below.~ The symbolic action is in itself deliberately
13 13,0|  5ff).~ The second symbolic action, in which Ezekiel eats his
14 13,0|     laid on its being God’s action done purely in grace.~The
15 17,7|   sovereign power of God in action, so that we may the more
16 17,1|     been destroyed by God’s action (ver. 11). Everything in