Chapter, Paragraph

 1 10,1|       Kingdom by Assyria in 721 B.C. Included here are the stories
 2 10,1|       by the Babylonians in 587 B.C., with the subsequent Deportation
 3 10,1|         the first exiles in 537 B.C., followed by the rebuilding
 4 10,1|   Jerusalem between 742 and 687 B.C., when the Northern Kingdom
 5 10,1|       His ministry began in 627 B.C. and ended some time after
 6 10,1|       by the Babylonians in 587 B.C. The dominant ideas of the
 7 10,1|        extended from 593 to 563 B.C., when he was in Babylon
 8 10,1|       Northern Kingdom (750-722 B.C.). He can be characterized
 9 10,1|   period, probably from 400-350 B.C. He views a locust plague
10 10,1|       period from about 760-750 B.C. A shepherd from the Judean
11 10,1|         Prophet Isaiah (742-687 B.C.). Like the Prophet Amos,
12 10,1|      prophesied between 626-612 B.C. and concerns himself with
13 10,1|        probably between 608-598 B.C. He confronts the disturbing
14 10,1|         of King Josiah (640-609 B.C.), and this prophecy can
15 10,1|        6th to 9th months of 520 B.C. In five addresses, he exhorted
16 10,1| Chapters 1-8) date from 520-518 B.C. and share with Haggai the
17 10,1|   period (4th and 3rd Centuries B.C.) by disciples of Zechariah,
18 10,1|      the period from 500 to 450 B.C. One central theme dominates
19 10,2|     probably in the 2nd Century B.C. by an unknown Greek-speaking
20 10,2|     probably in the 2nd Century B.C. by an unknown author. The
21 10,2|       been taken captive in 721 B.C. with the Fall of Samaria.
22 10,2|      written in the 2nd Century B.C. and is concerned with a
23 10,2|      and was written around 100 B.C. by an Alexandrian Jew, although
24 10,2|  teachings to writing about 180 B.C. Soon after 132 B.C., his
25 10,2|         180 B.C. Soon after 132 B.C., his grandson (see the Prologue)
26 10,2|        John Hyrcanus I (134-104 B.C.). After an introduction
27 10,2|  accession of Antiochus IV (175 B.C.) to the reign of John Hyrcanus
28 10,2|         Nicanor's army (180-161 B.C.), paralleling 1 Mac. 1:10-
29 10,2|        of the Jews from 176-164 B.C.; and 3) (Ch. 10:10-15:39)
30 10,2|  written during the 1st Century B.C., deals with the struggles
31 10,2|  Ptolemy IV Philopater (221-203 B.C.) and the persecution of
32 10,2| Antiochus IV Epiphanes (175-164 B.C.). It was written obviously
33 10,2|          during the 1st Century B.C., were several times threatened
34 11,1|        worship as early as 1500 B.C. It was used in the catacombs