Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          when the narrative might suggest otherwise, but they are
 2 4,3 |           and Micah — nor does he suggest reformations in religious
 3 5,5 |         reading of IKings 12 will suggest a deeper hostility to the
 4 5,5 |          by high taxation; 12:2f, suggest premeditated rebellion.
 5 6,2 | Deutero-Isaiah” are sufficient to suggest possible difference in authorship;
 6 8,3 |           passages like Jer. 15:4 suggest that the repentance and
 7 9,1 |         On the other hand 1:13-15 suggest that Assyria was still dominant
 8 13,2|    Jehoiachin (cf. IIKings 24:14) suggest that his was among the more
 9 13,9|        the city eastward may well suggest that it was going to lodge
10 13,0|        Judah) in ver. 21 seems to suggest that Ezekiel is thinking
11 14,3|           will of Jehovah, and to suggest that the time for rebuilding
12 14,6|         English translation might suggest. The phrase could probably
13 15,4|          ephah and the talent may suggest that commerce is envisaged;
14 17,4|    Boutflower (conservatives all) suggest that in the time of Antiochus