Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |      or reverse a prophecy of evil. We must make an exception
 2 1,8 |       people full of sins, an evil seed, lawless children...
 3 1,8 |       know not, so that it is evil with you. Yet have ye come,
 4 6,3 |     martyr’s death under this evil king.~ But this is not sufficient
 5 6,9 |      shall know to refuse the evil and choose the good ...”
 6 6,7 |                      I create evil” (45:7). ~ The many efforts
 7 6,7 |     Ahura-mazda, darkness and evil of Ahriman. The context,
 8 6,7 | putting the blame for sin and evil on Satan, for God is the
 9 11,4|       end of the reign of the evil king Manasseh. The way in
10 11,2|  rapid re-introduction of the evil practices that Josiah had
11 11,5|      to realize the amount of evil among the prophets (5:30f),
12 11,0|       served them in good and evil times for forty years, and
13 13,3|       especially stresses the evil of Zedekiah’s broken oath (