Chapter, Paragraph

 1 6,9 |        study the promise in its context. The sign promised by Isaiah
 2 6,7 |        and evil of Ahriman. The context, therefore, seems to compel
 3 10,3|         is quite clear from the context.~ Young’s Analytical Concordance
 4 11,2|         in a slightly different context 15:1).~ Even worse for Jeremiah
 5 13,4|    Southern Kingdom, unless the context clearly shows otherwise.
 6 13,7|          it takes it out of its context. In addition it should be
 7 14,1| decision in the future, but the context creates the im­pression
 8 15,3|   introduced. In such cases the context makes it clear, and this
 9 15,3|       But in other passages the context demands that the Angel of
10 16,4|      does not do justice to the context.~ b) Some moderns, specially
11 16,4|       A.V., R.V. messenger; the context prevents any misunderstanding).