~1 Min.Chapter 32

... compare Ps. 22:3. Christ can say, "Why?") At the same time (ver. 8) we have an all-important declaration; namely, that God, in His government of ...

~5 Min.Chapters 29 to 32

... no longer owned as a people, being judged as such, God addresses Himself to ... the second, chapter 31; the third, chapter 32. But this last extends to the ...

~1 Min.Chapter 8

... temple was destroyed. It is the state of things at Jerusalem which is judged in these chapters. The elders of Judah presented themselves before the prophet, ...

~8 Min.Chapter 8

... not as divinely quickening and judging as being Son of man, ... on earth. In chapters 8, 92 we shall find His ... was with Him. Verses 32, 33, the truth was ...

~2 Min.Chapters 32 to 37

... in God's sight. ** In this case it may be a first conviction of sin, or the knowledge of self where self has never been really judged, as was Job's case.}

~8 Min.Chapter 8

... character of Prince of Israel, against the Judge who comes, the Head of Israel, ... of "the little horn" of chapter 8. Let us examine the principal feature ...

~26 Min.Chapter 8

... for sin, and I alive by Him judging sin as a distinct thing (an enemy I have ... in Christ before God shown in chapter 8. We have advanced here to a fuller ...

~2 Min.Chapter 8

... The new covenant will be established formally with Israel in the millennium. Meanwhile the old covenant is judged by the fact that there is a new one.

~4 Min.Chapter 8

... is now certain: but all the people must go up against this small city which, judging by human strength, might have been taken by two or three thousand men. ...