Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6,2 |     The structure of Isaiah is unique. The first thirty-five chapters
 2 6,3 |     the structure of Isaiah is unique. Once having accepted the
 3 6,4 |   remarkable series of titles, unique in the Old Testa­ment for
 4 13,7|        not likely to take this unique passage literally. A doctrine
 5 13,2|  selves. Certainly they form a unique unit within Ezekiel. Though
 6 13,2|    hearts, blend together in a unique com­bination of literalism
 7 15,2|       1 all con­tain a formula unique in the prophetic books,
 8 15,3|       should be an exalted and unique figure. Davidson defines
 9 15,3|       Jehovah only 33. This is unique in the Old Testament, the
10 17,4| dismissed offhand. The book is unique in the Old Testament; the
11 17,4|    prepared for by Ezekiel, is unique; the visions must have been
12 17,4|  historical prophecy of a type unique in the Bible. The problem