Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,5 |        of God should truly find ex­pression is, in conjunction
 2 4,3 |       ignored — that he was not ex­aggerating is shown by his
 3 4,4 |         ritual carried out with ex­treme elaboration and punctiliousness
 4 5,4 |        more dearly and tenderly ex­pressed than in Hosea, and
 5 12,1|     prophetic books; this would ex­plain its apparently primitive
 6 13,2|        detail of the ritual was ex­pected of the priest, a
 7 13,4|       view are that it does not ex­plain how Ezekiel came to
 8 13,5|        this fact with Ezekiel’s ex­treme symbolism, we shall
 9 13,8|       22), which if our earlier ex­planation is correct, means
10 14,1| innovator; he was merely giving ex­pression to a principle
11 14,5|       itself confidently on the ex­pression “all ye people
12 16,4|        love of God could not be ex­perienced. This wrong attitude