Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |   only by the grinding of the face of the poor and by gross
 2 6,8 |  correct in interpreting “his face,” “his feet” as referring
 3 6,3 |   Jeremiah and Ezekiel had to face.~ Isaiah meets the resultant
 4 6,8 |    off the hair: I hid not My face from shame and spitting.
 5 11,1|  decided that the people must face the truth at once. At the
 6 11,6|    rejection and of having to face the implications of his
 7 11,9|      Shoot (23:5) they had to face the grim fact that the royal
 8 11,0|   obligation of seeking God’s face. Note that in accordance
 9 13,4|     at a distance rather than face to face. There is not even
10 13,4|  distance rather than face to face. There is not even a sug­
11 13,7|   thrust their branch into My face” (lit., nose) — the present
12 13,0|      out his bundle, wrap his face up so that he could not
13 14,2|    the returned exiles had to face, and so they acquiesced
14 17,1| rather weak.~ In fact, on the face of it, there is no connexion
15 17,4|  Bible. The problem that must face the intelligent reverent