Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |   promise of granting Israel an eternal king. My servant David shall
 2 2,7 |       universe, and placing the eternal state in a purely spiritual “
 3 6,9 |     read the predictions of His eternal Kingdom (for example in
 4 6,9 |        7:27; Dan. 7:13). For an eternal Kingdom presumes an eternal
 5 6,9 |     eternal Kingdom presumes an eternal King!~ In this way, summing
 6 6,9 |       sins and rise to head the eternal Kingdom of those He saved.
 7 13,3|         the proclamation of the eternal principles of the unchanging
 8 17,1|     Messiah is portrayed as the eternal Sovereign. This is written
 9 17,3|      lawlessness erased so that eternal truth would be brought about
10 17,3|        erase lawlessness, bring eternal truth and fulfill all the
11 18,0| abundance of moral edification. Eternal truths about God, the world,