Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,3 | ordinary Israelite of the time attributed real, though perhaps vague
 2 4,4 |      of their neighbours, they attributed to Him the capriciousness
 3 6,2 |       thirty-five chapters are attributed to Isaiah the son of Amoz,
 4 6,4 |    that no moral qualities are attributed to him; the titles are his
 5 6,8 |     the Messiah, prophetically attributed to himself that, which in
 6 6,1 |       the basis of Malachi, be attributed to the post-exilic community,
 7 9,2 |     the Lives of the Prophets, attributed, perhaps wrongly, to Epiphanius (
 8 11,4|     Jeremiah’s sayings we have attributed with a high degree of probability
 9 11,4|        which can reasonably be attributed to the later years of Josiah.~
10 11,6|       must almost certainly be attributed to a time after 621 B.C.,
11 11,7|        not many prophecies are attributed to Jeremiah. He had said
12 15,2|          As early as 1653 Mede attributed chs. 9-14 to Jeremiah on
13 17,2|     Bibliography.). The writer attributed his visions to Daniel to
14 17,6|       and eschatological works attributed to various worthies of the
15 18,7|        Zion’s fortunes is then attributed to the sins of the priests