Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,6 |        cf. IPet. 4:17), but the reality of the Divine judgment of
 2 2,7 |     should yet hesitate to deny reality to the glowing visions of
 3 6,7 | immediately changes to the grim reality (2:6 — 4:1). It should be
 4 7,5 |       as a contrast to the grim reality in Judah, Mic. 4:1-5 as
 5 8,6 |    understood to be denying the reality of the Messianic king. It
 6 10,5|       the past, it is a present reality for the prophet. So we should
 7 11,2|         17), will have become a reality in Jerusalem. He thus enunciates
 8 12,3|          the latter is the grim reality.~ The imperatives in ver.
 9 13,7|       are able to vouch for the reality of Ezekiel’s trance. It
10 16,4|      There was disbelief in the reality of Jehovah’s promises and