Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |       sawn in two with a wooden saw), really inspire their people
 2 1,8 |     form nor comeliness, and we saw Him, but He had no form
 3 2,3 |  formally explained. The Hebrew saw that the world does not
 4 4,2 |      business, and that what he saw there must have created
 5 6,8 |       pre-incarnate Son that he saw (John 12:41).~ This stress
 6 6,8 |        will only have as Isaiah saw the people getting harder
 7 11,1|        of Josiah’s reformation, saw the position and its dangers
 8 13,3|   Babylon. As he stood there he saw a great storm-cloud being
 9 13,3|        4). As it drew nearer he saw that it was the chariot-throne
10 13,6|     message of doom in which he saw Jerusalem as a great rusty
11 13,2|     community hold that Ezekiel saw in the promised restoration
12 15,5|    While like Haggai, Zechariah saw in Zerubbabel the fore­shadowing
13 17,2| clear-sightedness by which they saw them.~ In all fairness it
14 17,1|         chapter of his book. “I saw in the night visions, and