Book,  Chap.

 1   1,   3|           divine history? M. Many people add two books of Paraleipomena ,
 2   1,   4|          Jer 22:29), he calls the people living in it, proverbially,
 3   1,   5|       under this kind? M. Certain people add the so-called book of
 4   2,   2|           is unresolved. For many people maintain that it is a particle
 5   2,  13|        his advice for guiding the people, does the father-in-law
 6   2,  13|         things are repaid to some people, lest the universe be thought
 7   2,  13|      shared by them with unworthy people; and likewise, bad things
 8   2,  13|         bad things happen to good people. Or here, no semblance of
 9   2,  15|       Judah; fifth, of his entire people in Egypt; sixth, of holy
10   2,  15|      eighth, of the return of his people from captivity; ninth, of
11   2,  16| supplicating on behalf of all the people. ~[4] D. Give concerning
12   2,  21|            1) the increase of the people is foretold, such as to
13   2,  21|     punishment for enemies of the people, and reward for friends,
14   2,  21|          5) the liberation of the people from their enemies, such
15   2,  21| difference in peoples, e.g., "One people will surpass the other,
16   2,  21|           them over for a foolish people" (Dt 32:21). Or (18) the
17   2,  21|          nations in regard to the people. M. For example, "his hand
18   2,  21|        intention looks toward the people, in regard to whose punishing
19   2,  22|           leader who will rule my people Israel" (Mt 2:6 < Mi 5:2).
20   2,  23|         your ear, and forget your people" (Ps 44[45]:11). [1b] Sometimes (
21   2,  29|        preached by a few despised people. ~[2] In addition to these,