Section,  Paragraph

 1  IX,  636|           637. Prophecies.—The sceptre was not interrupted by the
 2  IX,  638|        should believe that the sceptre had departed from Judah,
 3  IX,  638|      without hope, because the sceptre is taken away for ever.~
 4   X,  684|     shall be eternal; that the sceptre shall never depart from
 5   X,  685|       686. Contradictions.—The sceptre till the Messiah—without
 6  XI,  718|     prophets foretold that the sceptre should not depart from Judah
 7  XI,  725|       shall be roused up.~"The sceptre shall not depart from Judah,
 8 XII,  736|   possum legere. 145 While the sceptre was still in the hands of
 9 XII,  737|       were ended; and that the sceptre should have then departed
10 XII,  752| Messiah. He had taken away the sceptre from Judah but he was not
11 XII,  752|    seeing that through Him the sceptre was to be eternally in Judah
12 XII,  752|    Judah and at His coming the sceptre was to be taken away from