Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,3 |      The Old Testament does not look for a redress of this world’
 2 5,3 |    swamped by the Canaanite out­look. This is the background
 3 6,8 |       one day... and they shall look upon Me whom they have pierced,
 4 7,2 |         correctly, then we must look on the heading (1:1) as
 5 8,4 |       passing, it seems best to look upon this passage as a typical
 6 8,6 |        the pro­phecies of exile look normally to the North as
 7 12,3| imperatives in ver. 12ff do not look to the future. Just as in
 8 13,4|        29; Ezek. 18:2). As they look to the future, both the
 9 13,1|         the book in general, to look upon them not so much as
10 16,4|      tend to be traditionalists look upon it as a prophecy of
11 17,2|        In other words we should look on Antiochus rather as a
12 18,5|         clear whether ver. llff look back to the horrors of the