Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |        his friend; they will not speak truth; their tongue hath
 2 1,8 |     their tongue hath learned to speak false­hoods; they have committed
 3 1,8 |        ye, My people, saith God. Speak, ye priests, of the heart
 4 1,8 |          of the stammerers shall speak plainly; for water hath
 5 1,8 |          11:19‑20).~The prophets speak much about the requital
 6 6,8 |        that I should know how to speak a word in season to him
 7 6,8 |         juice of the grapes also speak about the death of the Messiah.
 8 10,3|        concrete thinking did not speak of faith, but of faithfulness
 9 11,5|      clear to all: God would not speak with two different voices.
10 13,5|         time he would be able to speak (ver. 27).~ This is a suitable
11 15,3|          the visions He does not speak directly to Zechariah. His
12 18,6| personified Jerusalem is made to speak. On balance the second or
13 18,9|       once did, Lamentations may speak its word of comfort in ways