~9 Min.Chapter 2

... come to its end upon the cross.2 Nevertheless he lived: yet not he, but ... he had received. Moreover he was only fifteen days in Jerusalem. He then went ...

~13 Min.Chapter 2

... wicked one who has then to be judged had not yet appeared, so that the ... regard to this last he presents two considerations: first, the day could not be ...

~9 Min.Chapter 2

... ground of the people's responsibility, God has judged them. He has stretched out His ... to say, the link between these two things as to prophecy. He does ...

~2 Min.Chapter 2

... Jehovah's people to transgress," said Eli. "If one man sin against another, the judge shall judge him; but if a man sin against Jehovah, who shall intreat ...

~1 Min.Chapter 2

... again His captives; and the remnant of His people should possess it. Jehovah would judge and famish all the gods of the earth; and all men should worship ...

~4 Min.Zephaniah Introduction

... objects. The apostasy and the Gentile empire judged from heaven; the nations from Zion. The ... The time and two subjects of the prophecy. Zephaniah sets ...

~1 Min.Chapter 2

... case. God is rejected; His prophet takes this place, with the throne, to judge the whole nation, and especially Jerusalem, announcing at the same time (to ...

~9 Min.The Two Advents

... my words, and believe not, I judge him not: for I came not ... Testament prophecies must be struck by two contrasting and seemingly contradictory lines of ...