Chapter, Paragraph

1 3,2 |        who had not the Spirit “by measure” would surely have been
2 8,3 |            will have created some measure of pros­perity, while his
3 11,2|    offerings, which were in large measure eaten by the worshippers;
4 12,1| interpretation of Obadiah must in measure depend on the date we give
5 14,1|     clairvoyance. He had in large measure learnt that we can know
6 15,4|           an angel — going out to measure the proposed line of Jerusalem’
7 15,4|        dealt with, there seems no measure of agreement as to how its
8 17,2|           this vision is in large measure given (vers. 19-26), and
9 18,4|          Jehovah and recounts the measure of her misery. Her lament