Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |         are incomparable in their force, in their unsparing veracity.~
 2 4,7 |      great sea-serpent (9:3). The force of the fourth vision (8:
 3 6,5 |     attacked Judah, presumably to force her into an anti-Assyrian
 4 6,5 |       supported by any very great force, and was refused.~ The more
 5 10,2|    Chaldeans (ver. 6; this is the force of the Hebrew), who will
 6 13,2|         and realized with renewed force how the sin of his people
 7 13,2|         been charred (this is the force of “burned,” ver. 4), so
 8 14,7|          to have been the driving force behind the rebuilding. By
 9 17,2|        has seriously weakened the force of his own attack.~ Though
10 17,3| conveniently seems to have little force. It might have been anywhere
11 18,5|         than the R.V., though its force might easily be misunderstood.
12 18,0|           proclaimed in all their force and depth in the preaching