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The Expositor's Bible, Vol. 1

Volume 1 — INDEX OF PASSAGES AND TEXTS

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A single text will always be found treated in the exposition of the passage to which it belongs. Only the other important references to it are given in this index. In the second of the columns Roman numerals indicate the chapters, Arabic numerals the pages.

Amos

i., ii. 62

i. 1 61, 67 f., 69 n.

i. 2 81, 93, 98

i. 3-ii. VII.

ii. 13 72

iii.-vi. 62 ff.

iii.-iv. 3 62, 63, VIII.

iii. 3-8 81 ff., 89 ff., 196

iii. 7 198

iv. 4-13 IX., Sec. 1; 199 f.

iv. 11 68

iv. 12 197

iv. 13 164, 201 ff.

v. 63; IX., Sec. 2

v. 8, 9 166, 201 ff.

v. 26, 27 108, 170 ff., 204

vi. 63; IX., Sec. 3

vi. 9, 10 IX., Sec. 4

vi. 12 198

vii.-ix. 63 f.

vii.-viii. 4 70; V., Sec. 3

vii. 218

vii. 12 28 f.

vii. 14, 15 27, 74, 76 ff.

viii. 4-ix. 64; X.

viii. 4-14 X., Sec. 1

viii. 8 68, 95, 198

viii. 9 66, 95

ix. 1-6 64; X., Sec. 2

ix. 1 111, 151

ix. 5, 6 201 ff.

ix. 7-15 64; X., Sec. 3

Hosea

i. 1, Title 215 n. 406

i.-iii. 211, 212 ff.; XIV.; XXIII.

i. 7 213 n. 399

ii. 1-3 213, 249 n. 488

ii. 8 341

ii. 9 335

ii. 10 328

iii. 1 214

iii. 5 214

iv.-xiv. 215 ff.; XV.

iv.-vii. 7 223; XVI.

iv. XVI., Sec. 1

iv. 1 323

iv. 2 320

iv. 4 221 n. 430

iv. 4-9 324

iv. 6 320, 326, 330

iv. 9 335

iv. 12-14 241, 282, 323; XXIII.

iv. 15 224

iv. 17 342

v. 1-14 XVI., Sec. 2

v. 5 225, 337 f.

v. 10, 12-14 225

v. 15-vii. 2 XVI., Sec. 3

v. 14-vi. 1 222

vi. 1-4 344

vi. 5 221 n. 429

vi. 8, 9 216

vi. 11-vii. 1 222

vii. 3-7 XVI., Sec. 4

vii. 8-x. XVII.

vii. 8-viii. 3 XVII., Sec. 1

vii. 9-11 323, 337

vii. 16 335 n. 725

viii. 4-13 XVII., Sec. 2

viii. 4 221 n. 430

viii. 5 341

viii. 10 221 n. 432

viii. 13 221 n. 433

viii. 14 224

ix. 1-9 XVII., Sec. 3

ix. 1 340

ix. 2 221 n. 432

ix. 7 28, 222 n. 434

ix. 8, 9222 n. 434

ix. 10-17XVII., Sec. 4; XXIII.

ix. 17222 n. 435

x.XVII., Sec. 5

x. 1, 238 n. 85

x. 5221 n. 432 (read x. 5); 341, 342

x. 9327 n. 711

x. 11, 12225, 344 f.

x. 13221 n. 432

x. 14217 n. 420

x. 15221 n. 432

xi.XVIII.

xi. 1327

xi. 2-4221 nn. 427-430

xi. 5221 n. 430, 336 n. 730

xi. 8XXIII.; 351

xii.-xiv. 1XIX.

xii.XIX., Sec. 1

xii. 1225

xii. 2221 n. 432

xii. 3225

xii. 4, 5326

xii. 7345

xii. 833

xii. 13, 14327

xiii.-xiv. 1XIX., Sec. 2

xiii. 2342

xiii. 4203, 226

xiii. 6327, 330

xiii. 7330 f.

xiv. 2-10XX.

xiv. 3343

xiv. 5335 n. 725

xiv. 6-9233

Micah

i. 1, Title358

i.-iii.358, 360, 362 ff.

i.362 f.; XXV.

ii., iii.363, 364; XXVI.

ii. 12, 13359, 360, 362, 393 n. 859

iii. 14363 n. 791

iv., v.357, 358, 360, 365 ff.

iv. 1-7XXVII.

iv. 1-5358, 365

iv. 5367

iv. 6-8358, 367

iv. 8-13367

iv. 8-v.XXVIII.

iv. 9-14358, 359

iv. 11-13358

iv. 14-v. 8368

v. 8359

v. 9-14368

vi., vii.357, 358, 359, 360, 369

vi. 1-8369; XXIX.

vi. 9-vii. 6XXX.

vi. 9-16370

vii. 1-6359, 371

vii. 7-20359, 372 ff.; XXXI.

vii. 11373

vii. 14-17373

vii. 18-20373

Notes in this chapter

Note 31 · The menhir of modern Palestine—not a hewn pillar, but oblong natural stone narrowing a little towards the top (cf. W. R. Smith, Religion of Note 6 · König's arguments (Einleitung, 309) in favour of the possibility of the genuineness of the verse do not seem to me to be conclusive. He thinNote 13 · In determining the date of the Book of Hosea the title in chap. i. is of no use to us: The Word of Jehovah which was to Hosea ben Be'eri in Note 27 · Some have found a later allusion in chap. x. 14: like unto the destruction of (?) Shalman (of ?) Beth' Arbe'l. Pusey, p. 5 b, and others takNote 34 · As in xi. 2 b.Note 36 · E.g. vi. 5 b: M.T. משפטיך אור יצא which is nonsense; LXX. משפטי כאור, My judgment shall go forth like light. xi. 2: M.T. מִפְּנֵיהֶם; LXX. מNote 37 · iv. 4, עמי for עמך; 8, נפשם for נפ—perhaps; 13, צִלָּה for צִלָּהּ; v. 2; vi. 2 (possibly); viii. 4, read יכרתוּ; ix. 2; xi. 2, 3; xi. 5, 6,Note 39 · vi. 3; viii. 10, 13; ix. 2; x. 4, 13 b, 15 (probably); xii. 2; xiii. 9; xiv. 3. Wrong tense, xii. 11. Cf. also vi. 3.Note 40 · E.g. viii. 13.Note 41 · Cf. the Hebrew and Greek, of e.g., iv. 10, 11, 12; vi. 9, 10; viii. 5, 6; ix. 8, 9.Note 42 · viii. 13 (14 must be omitted); ix. 17.Note 39 · It is at this point, if at any, that i. 10, 11, ii. 1 (Eng., but ii. 1-3 Heb.) ought to come in. It will be observed, however, that even herNote 48 · xiii. 4-6.Note 3 · ii. 9.Note 8 · Cf. xi. 5, they refused to return.Note 18 · x. 18.
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