Chapter, Paragraph

1 2,3 |     wrongs and sufferings in heaven, but expects God’s inter­
2 2,7 | echoed in Rev. 21, 22, where heaven is linked with earth but
3 2,7 | state in a purely spiritual “heaven,” but they hardly justify
4 6,6 |       We find the assessors, heaven and earth, in ver. 2a —
5 15,3|   the hosts are the hosts of heaven, and that is the meaning
6 15,4|     that the scene is set in heaven. Perhaps the most striking
7 15,4|   four winds (or spirits) of heaven issue out between the mountains
8 15,4|  popular idea of the gate of heaven) in form as chariots, which
9 17,1|      came with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient