Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 | transmission of Isaiah through a group of disciples, even though
 2 4,4 |          sins he accuses them of group themselves roughly into
 3 4,4 |      gross injustice.~ The third group of sins includes all those
 4 4,7 |         it is that in his second group of mes­sages he had to give
 5 6,1 |     devoted himself to the small group that held with him (ver.
 6 11,3|     Since it resembles the third group in style, it is reasonable
 7 11,6|         of a man from his family group was a blow worse than death
 8 13,7|     Temple (Ch. 8). ~ The second group of prophecies begins with
 9 13,2|   confinement of priesthood to a group chosen by birth.~ From the
10 14,2|          challenged by a leading group of Old Testament scholars.
11 15,4|         5).~ This ends the first group of visions and so there