Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,2 |        fear? The Lord God hath spoken, who can but prophesy?” (
 2 6,3 |      first written rather than spoken. No open prophecy was possible
 3 6,7 |        25-30); when originally spoken this passage stood probably
 4 6,2 |       with written rather than spoken prophecy, and the most sustained
 5 7,7 |     reign of Manasseh. God had spoken to Judah, but she would
 6 10,4|       last is suitable only if spoken by the prophet himself.
 7 11,2|     God, both his life and his spoken message have been seen out
 8 13,4|      for such prophecies to be spoken at a distance rather than
 9 13,4|   these prophecies were either spoken to or intended for Jerusalem.~
10 13,8|        following chapters were spoken, or to what extent they
11 15,4| indication that he had already spoken. There is no suggestion