Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,7 |               message that we have no difficulty with the “unfulfilled” prophecy
 2 3,4 |              would have not the least difficulty in so doing. In actual fact
 3 10,2|            different solutions of the difficulty: (See HDB, article Habakkuk;
 4 10,2|           though not entirely free of difficulty, is to refuse to see a normal
 5 13,3|               symbolism. The greatest difficulty of ch. 1 lies in the fact
 6 13,6|             degree of confidence. The difficulty here should serve as a warning
 7 13,2| reintroduction of sacrifices, and the difficulty becomes particularly acute
 8 13,3|          contradiction to the Law — a difficulty resolved by Chananiah ben
 9 15,3|              at times impossible. The difficulty is increased by the chapters
10 17,3|             or two later, there is no difficulty in the translator’s use
11 17,8|               educated present had no difficulty in deciphering the letters;