Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |       prophet may normally be expected to come to pass (Deut. 18:
 2 1,5 |   such actions had come to be expected of a true prophet. The non-mention
 3 4,6 |       has been given, much is expected. Privilege implies responsibility.
 4 5,5 |     and behaviour that may be expected from one with whom one stands
 5 6,2 |      latter two.~ As might be expected, sham religion is accompanied
 6 13,2|       whether a fulfilment is expected — there are serious grounds
 7 14,1|      that the prophet was not expected until Mal. 4:5 was fulfilled.
 8 14,2|     that strong rule might be expected. The excuse of external
 9 14,3|       minimum they might have expected, if they had been doing
10 16,4|       firstborn (Exod. 4:22), expected respect and reverence from
11 17,8|  first person would have been expected throughout.~ The versions,
12 17,9| unanimity might reasonably be expected, that of the Seventy Weeks (
13 18,2|    shorter than we might have expected. This is a freedom that
14 18,8|      therefore entirely to be expected that in this book of the