Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,7 |        prophecy sees in the final setting up of God’s kingdom here
 2 6,7 |    further than the living at the setting up of the kingdom of God.
 3 6,5 | traditional view with the general setting of chs. 40-55 was that of
 4 6,7 | post-exilic mainly because of its setting in Isaiah.~ There is a widespread
 5 9,3 |           Nahum, in their present setting, addressed as they are to
 6 11,8|         dismiss the nationalistic setting of Jer. 31 as meaningless
 7 13,7|          Isaiah and Jeremiah, the setting of God’s judgments on Israel
 8 13,7|         no attempt to explain the setting of the oracle; it takes
 9 13,8|     reminiscent of ch. 18. In its setting, however, it seems to stress
10 13,2|          promised restoration the setting up of the kingdom of God.).