Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,2 |          was to Moses. When Moses stands before Pharaoh (“I have
 2 4,3 |          of the people. The judge stands in the place of God, and
 3 5,5 |   expected from one with whom one stands in covenant relationship.
 4 6,6 |         that precedes it, it here stands as God’s answer. The idolaters
 5 7,3 |          not specified. As it now stands the prophecy serves rather
 6 12,4| corruption in ver. 19f, for as it stands it would seem to deprive
 7 14,4|         15 is not easy, for as it stands it seems to contradict 2:
 8 17,5|     common with all Bible miracle stands or falls with the resurrection
 9 18,6|          old estate.~ This lament stands out in sharp contrast with
10 18,7|           most respects this poem stands in close relationship to
11 18,0|        which the Church of Christ stands and rises up to the heavens.