Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |         abomination to me; I cannot bear your new moons, and your
 2 4,2 |             enough to the desert to bear its stamp, near enough to
 3 6,9 |           hand does not necessarily bear that meaning, e.g. Joel
 4 6,6 |      explain why he and Israel both bear the title of Jehovah’s Servant.
 5 6,8 |          justify many, For He shall bear their iniquities. Therefore
 6 6,8 |          course, because he did not bear such sufferings. Here he,
 7 6,9 |          justify many; for He shall bear their iniquities. There
 8 13,3|          remember this, and also to bear in mind that there are Christians
 9 13,6| interpretation for the figures. To “bear their iniquity” means to
10 13,6|            their iniquity” means to bear the punishment for their
11 13,9|           under-shepherds, for they bear rule as the Spirit-appointed
12 18,8|            of what He would have to bear when He took our place as