Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6 |      1-17). ~ For the average Israelite the Day of the Lord was
 2 3,3 |     9f). Just as the ordinary Israelite of the time attributed real,
 3 3,7 |   than we might think. To the Israelite the untamable sea was a
 4 4,4 |      to the fact that earlier Israelite religion, while never losing
 5 4,5 |       obviously to enable the Israelite who had no other possi­bility
 6 4,6 |     suggests that the average Israelite concentrated on an annual
 7 4,6 |     as a sacred place. For an Israelite to pass by Jerusalem to
 8 5,7 |    than the barest outline of Israelite history.~ One of the most
 9 6,8 | worship (“unclean lips”). The Israelite recognized that God was
10 13,5| Testament for its estimate of Israelite history as a whole, with
11 14,5|    Palestine and for those of Israelite origin who had never gone
12 18,6|      whether a representative Israelite or even personified Jerusalem