Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |  understand what the message meant to those who first heard
 2 3,6 |     Greater Nineveh” that is meant, the actual city was much
 3 5,3 |   seldom be certain which is meant, the more so as they will
 4 6,3 |   The conquest of his people meant the conquest of their god
 5 6,5 | years” in Nazareth must have meant to our Lord (cf. Luke 2:
 6 11,8|   Israel and Judah he really meant the Church. So to understand
 7 12,1|    the population of Edom is meant” (G. A. Smith II, p. 352.).
 8 13,8|    Nebu­chadnezzar’s success meant that Jehovah had forsaken
 9 13,8|   and we be the flesh.” They meant that though their course
10 13,1|    rigmaroles of these women meant. This in turn makes our
11 13,0| ruler’s staff or rod that is meant. The uniting of the rods
12 14,5|     a century before that it meant simply the common people
13 15,3|    Jehovah of hosts may have meant merely Jehovah of the armies
14 15,4|      the same people must be meant as in ver. 11, and the mere