Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,3|  scepter shall not depart from ~Judah, nor a lawgiver from his
 2   1,2,4|   scouts, Caleb of the tribe of Judah, proposed that in spite
 3   1,2,4|        of ~Hur, of the tribe of Judah; and He hath filled him
 4   1,3,1|      the fall of the Kingdom of Judah and the begin-~ning of the
 5   1,3,3|        of Israel. The tribe ~of Judah took the southern part of
 6   1,3,5|        into two: the kingdom of Judah . in the south, and the
 7   1,3,5|     release of Jeconiah king of Judah from prison in 567 B.C. ~
 8   1,3,5|       two parts: the kingdom of Judah with the capital in Jerusalem,
 9   1,3,5|     reunite with the kingdom of Judah. For this reason the Israelite
10   1,3,5|      focuses on the kingdom of ~Judah. From among the kings of
11   1,3,5|         From among the kings of Judah, we should mention the godly
12   1,3,5|       good works. The people of Judah remembered Hezekiah along
13   1,3,5| suffered ~a lot. The kingdom of Judah was filled with lawlessness,
14   1,3,5|      with Egypt, the kingdom of Judah fell, having been defeated
15   1,3,5|        Kings of Israel Kings of Judah Prophets Events ~Ahab 875-
16   1,3,7|     descended from the tribe of Judah and was likely a member
17   1,3,1|   scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between
18   1,4  |     people of strange language;~Judah was his sanctuary, and Israel
19   1,5,2|      two tribes: descendants of Judah and Benjamin. ~The other
20   1,5,2|       become loyal to the kings Judah, prevented them from making
21   1,5,2|      Kings of Israel~ ~Kings of Judah Prophets  Principal Developments ~
22   1,5,4|         will make the cities of Judah desolate, without an in-~
23   1,5,4|          say unto the cities of Judah, Behold your ~God! Behold,
24   1,5,5|         prophetical ministry in Judah, probably under the kings
25   1,5,5|       the disasters that struck Judah . drought and, especially,
26   1,5,5|   trying to restore religion in Judah, but ~succeeded mainly in
27   1,5,5|  follows: rebuking the sins of ~Judah (1), God's judgment over
28   1,5,5|     descended from the tribe of Judah and was Morasthite by the
29   1,5,5|  already incurable: “The sin of Judah is~written with a pen of
30   1,5,5|      with Zedekiah the ~king of Judah into Babylon to Nebuchadrezzar (
31   2,1  |       into Assyria and later of Judah, the southern kingdom, into
32   2,1  |          and the~restoration of Judah, when Cyrus, the Persian
33   2,5,6|        for us.~Note: The words “Judah is a lion's whelp” refer
34   2,5,3|       judgement over~Israel and Judah (Ex.~1:9; 8th-6th cent.