Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |     never losing sight of the individual, did subordinate him to
 2 4,7 |       nation, but also of the individual, and ultimately His judg­
 3 4,7 | ultimately His judg­ments are individual judgments.~ ~
 4 11,6|      learnt that it was as an individual that one had to come to
 5 11,6|     to come to God, and as an individual one had to be sustained
 6 11,0|   Church made possible by the individual’s living contact with the
 7 13,4|      There seemed no point in individual effort, for a man’s, fate
 8 13,4|    God will be essentially an individual one, not to be influenced
 9 13,4|   Jeremiah thinks more of the individual’s standing with God; Ezekiel,
10 13,4|      nation and family to the individual. Quite typical of Ezekiel
11 13,8|     when each had to make his individual choice, whether he would
12 15,4|       from the land after the individual sinners had been dealt with,
13 17,9|   strength and comfort to the individual or Church faced by apparently