~1 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... their own lives by their righteousness. God did not own a nation (the only one He had He had now rejected); He did, the individually righteous (compare ...

~2 Min.Chapters 5 to 13

... that delivers; for forgiveness, and escape from judgment, is not deliverance. One refers to sins and God's righteously passing over them, the other to sin ...

~3 Min.Chapters 13 to 17

... it is not the faith of God's people that is the source of their strength, one enemy destroyed only makes room for another. The Assyrian soon appears on the ...

~3 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... of Abram and Lot, the disinterestedness and self-renunciation of true faith on the one hand, and, on the other, him, who, though a believer, had, as ...

~1 Min.Chapters 12 and 13

... are given as to the details of the maintenance of those relationships. One thing specially characterises this part: a fixed place where Jehovah would put ...

~4 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... of the Gentiles, the whole world, and Israel's full blessing. With Isa. 12 one division of the whole book closes. That which commences with ...

~2 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... their faith; they shall perish in the wilderness, according to their wish. The faithful ones and the children will alone be brought into the land; but not ...

~8 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... brought to light what was acting in his nature. He makes up his mind as one judged and detected. He has no part in the assembly of God, though making part ...