Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |       correct distinction between normal prophecy and the apocalyptic
 2 4,2 |         ness to stand outside the normal framework of society they
 3 4,6 |         prophet’s exaggeration of normal custom. If so the use of
 4 6,2 |    thought does not develop along normal logical lines. We are not
 5 10,2| difficulty, is to refuse to see a normal prophecy in Habakkuk. It
 6 13,2|         period of preparation was normal for the young men of priestly
 7 13,3|           between apocalyptic and normal prophecy as the modern scholar.
 8 17,3|          is unsatisfactory by any normal canons of interpretation.
 9 18,3|          dirge metre. In this the normal form of Hebrew poetic parallelism
10 18,3|         first two.~ Ch. 5 employs normal Hebrew parallelism and contains