Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6,5 |    spirit; its summit is the person of the Redeemer. Or to change
 2 6,8 |    sufferings and death of a person, as well as between the
 3 6,8 |   the speech is in the first person in this psalm, King David
 4 6,8 |   The speech is in the first person: “The Lord God hath given
 5 6,8 |    was for the Old Testament person to rise to the belief in
 6 6,8 |      suffering, then not one person in the world could have
 7 6,5 | prayer starts with the first person singular, but then changes
 8 6,5 |    then changes to the first person plural. The prophet prays
 9 13,9|      line be restored in the person of the Messianic king (ver.
10 15,5|  necessarily identifying the person crowned with the prophecy.~
11 15,7|      who speaks in the first person.~ h) 11:15ff. The appointment
12 17,8|  from the first to the third person in vers. 19-33. The first
13 17,8|    in vers. 19-33. The first person would have been expected
14 18,6|  occasionally uses the first person plufal, as a whole it is
15 18,6|      is written in the first person singular. It is far from