Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |         as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved... What shall
 2 6,6 |          and the restoration of a remnant, closes the chapter.~ This
 3 6,6 |          that of holiness and the remnant; these should be noted whenever
 4 6,7 |          become a pattern for the remnant (8:9 — 9:1). A picture of
 5 6,8 |         out His purpose through a remnant, which is dimly seen in
 6 6,6 |          the failure there of the remnant (see especially ch. XIV).
 7 8,2 |         against are based on “the remnant of Baal” (ver. 4) and “the
 8 8,3 |           cf. Mic. 6:8), Isaiah’s remnant, escaping the coming wrath (
 9 11,8|         is commanded to glean the remnant of Judah as a vine, to go
10 11,0|           Isaiah’s message of the remnant (see p. 49) had not been
11 11,7|        moral as needed.~ When the remnant in Jerusalem began to believe
12 11,0|        Church foreshadowed in the remnant; in Jeremiah we have the
13 13,8|          the realization that the remnant in Judaea had not been changed
14 14,5| remarkable, because the term “the remnant of the people” otherwise