Isaiah poetically places an exclamation point on this statement by repeating the word peace ; the LORD

Notice the passive tense of the verb.

the other saving gifts, and at last eternal life itself, flow forth from election as its fruits and effects

While the answer to that problem makes little difference in the grand scheme of things, the cause / effect

However, when you take a look at some of the passages we explored this week, you’ll notice that God’s

Ultimately, David poetically sums up the nā·ḇāl  with a rhetorical question: Do all these evildoers know

Such assurance comes  not by inquisitive searching into the hidden and deep things of God,  but by noticing But if you read this passage in a Bible that contains footnotes or cross references, you'll quickly notice

Ezekiel's preaching has an immediate effect.

The presence or absence of a single word can have a significant effect on the meaning of a passage.

Notice the symmetry and structure: v1 - David's distress that causes anxiety v2-3 - David contrasts the