Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |      literary abbreviations and generally recog­nized ones for the
 2 1,2   |      Gen. 20:7), the Patriarchs generally (Ps. 105:15). Moses is not
 3 1,5   |       into short pregnant form, generally in poetry, that they might
 4 4,4   |      that bore rule and judged (generally synonymous terms), and so
 5 4,6   |    Siccuth and Chiun (R.V). are generally taken to refer to the Assyrian
 6 4,7   |        sin of Samaria (8:14) is generally taken to be the golden calf
 7 5,3   |       can be a proper name, but generally means lord or owner, cf.
 8 8,2   |     gratuitous to assume, as is generally done, that his ancestor
 9 11,4  |    modern text-books 11:1-8 are generally referred to Jeremiah’s activity
10 11,9  |        prophetic interpretation generally.~ There is little, if anything,
11 13,1  |  earlier chapters. There are no generally accepted problems of authorship,
12 13,7  | problems in the pas­sage. It is generally overlooked that this view
13 14,1  | pression to a principle already generally accepted. His under­lying
14 14,3  |       in its outlook that it is generally agreed that Haggai must
15 17,2  |     error, not that of giving a generally false picture of the times