Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |     prophet is not defined or explained in the Old Testa­ment; he
 2 1,7 |      prophet’s time cannot be explained away by discovering a spiritual
 3 2,3 | really introduced or formally explained. The Hebrew saw that the
 4 2,4 |    God, that they can only be explained as divine interventions
 5 5,5 |      Davidic line than can be explained merely by high taxation;
 6 6,7 |  Finally, Judah’s hardness is explained by the story of Isaiah’s
 7 6,0 |       the child’s birth is it explained. It is clear that the prophet’
 8 7,5 |  Assyria? It is probably best explained by the element of dependence
 9 12,1|        22b~ ~The connexion is explained in three main ways: ~ 1.
10 12,1|    use is probably cor­rectly explained by G. A. Smith, “The verb
11 13,4|   Jerusalem can be adequately explained by the extraordinary vividness
12 13,0|    their graves (ver. 12f) is explained by “I will bring you into
13 15,7|     never been satisfactorily explained.~ k) 13:1-6. The cleansing
14 17,2|       the means by which they explained them away, but that does