Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |       shows that he must have recognized a principle in prophetic
 2 1,8 |       the Saviour will not be recognized or accepted by the leaders
 3 2,5 |     the future is universally recognized, it is not sufficiently
 4 6,8 | unclean lips”). The Israelite recognized that God was holy (qadosh),
 5 8,5 |    Near East should have been recognized in Judah as a sign that
 6 11,4|   means one who has not yet a recognized place in the community;
 7 11,7|      Carchemish, Jeremiah had recognized in him and the Chaldeans
 8 15,2|       this is not universally recognized, that there is a line of
 9 15,2|       ignores the universally recognized fact that the canon of the
10 17,3|      it is almost universally recognized that the words “in the Syrian
11 17,4|      various books came to be recognized as inspired. The history
12 17,4|      while certain books were recognized as in­spired within a generation
13 17,4|  proximate cause of its being recognized as inspired.~ That Daniel
14 17,4|       after the book had been recognized as canonical.~ In the light
15 18,3|    once known it can often be recognized. The effect of the metre