Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,2 |      the power to enforce his demands (7:10-13). But it seems
 2 4,3 | increasing social justice. He demands the doing of justice as
 3 4,6 |       in luxury, who by their demands on their husbands encourage
 4 5,3 |  interests of Jehovah and His demands from the people were chiefly
 5 5,3 |       with mainly ritualistic demands on their worshippers. While
 6 7,7 |     two other passages of the demands of the sacrificial worship
 7 7,7 | comprehen­sive picture of the demands of the sacrificial system
 8 11,2|       that great poetry often demands much closer study than does
 9 11,2|     the book is peculiar, and demands preliminary study than is
10 11,3|      800 miles, and the story demands that he should have made
11 15,2|       Nineveh. 9 : 13 no more demands a post-exilic date than
12 15,3|    other passages the context demands that the Angel of Jehovah