Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,2 |    prophets” (7:14, R.V. mg.) goes beyond the rejection of
 2 5,7 |       of God (Rom. 9:25f) and goes on to the vision of the
 3 6,7 | wearied hearers otherwise, he goes round as a wandering minstrel
 4 6,8 |     intrigues with Egypt, and goes over into a Messianic picture.~
 5 6,3 |  instead of mainly to Israel, goes far to­ward emptying them
 6 11,2|       in religion. No prophet goes further in his rejection
 7 11,2|   circumcised body.~ Jeremiah goes further still. In 3:16 (
 8 11,9|        in these passages that goes beyond the revelation given
 9 13,4|       11:15; 37:16). Pfeifier goes so far as to say that the
10 18,2|        This is a freedom that goes back to the Canaanite poetry