Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |        only because we have the story of Jonah as well as his
 2 5,4 |    tradition was that the whole story is merely an allegory.~
 3 5,6 | prophecy.~ Chapter 1:2-9 is the story of Hosea’s marriage up to
 4 5,6 |    purely parenthetic. Then the story is applied to Israel (1:
 5 5,6 |       the apparently inevitable story of doom is unrolled it is
 6 6,7 |    hardness is explained by the story of Isaiah’s call in ch.
 7 11,4|        alive in a dark age. The story of his call (ch. 1) suggests
 8 11,6|      our only authority for the story that they swept down to
 9 11,3|     given in 13:1-11, where the story of Jeremiah’s fine linen
10 11,3|         some 800 miles, and the story demands that he should have
11 11,3|       streets of Jerusalem. The story leaves us to imagine the
12 14,1|       law; at the same time the story clearly sug­gests that Ezra
13 17,7|          Daniel among them. The story creates the impression that
14 17,7|        God is the topic of each story (cf. especially 2:47; 3: