Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,4 | have obtained most of their messages verbally — we cannot go
 2 1,5 |   any length of time. Their messages had normally to be packed
 3 1,6 |  frequent repetition of his messages. The most obvious explanation
 4 1,6 |  have almost nothing of the messages of men like Samuel, Elijah,
 5 10,2|    record not of Habakkuk’s messages to the people but of his
 6 11,4|    a sum­mary of Jeremiah’s messages up to date, and awaited
 7 11,1|    depicts Jeremiah sending messages to the kings of the surrounding
 8 13,4|  Jerusalem or even sent his messages there, he would not have
 9 14,3|     divided into four dated messages covering a period of little
10 15,6|    series of four prophetic messages by Zechariah.~ 7:4-14 deals