Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|          to die out during their captivity in Egypt. For Moses himself ~
 2   1,3,1|    begin-~ning of the Babylonian captivity in 586 BC. The books of
 3   1,3,1|          followed the Babylonian captivity and of the restoration of
 4   1,3,5|           19-25). The Babylonian captivity lasted 70 years from 605
 5   1,3,5|       people was taken away. The captivity ended in the third year
 6   1,3,5|    Jerusalem 586 and ~Babylonian captivity. ~Fall of Babylon 539. Cy-~
 7   1,3,5|        559-~29. ~Return from the captivity ~536 ~Darius  I, Rebuilding
 8   1,3,6|        the end of the Babylonian captivity. In the Hebrew ~Bible, there
 9   1,4,2|       resurrection. Words about ~captivity are understood as referring
10   1,4,2|   understood as referring to the captivity of sin. The names of nations
11   1,5,2|       and led many Israelites to captivity. While ~Tiglathpileser was
12   1,5,2|         of his court ~was led to captivity in Babylon (It was the first
13   1,5,2|         was the first Babylonian captivity in 597). The prophet Ezekiel ~
14   1,5,2|         led away into Babylonian captivity. It was ~the beginning of
15   1,5,2|         of the second Babylonian captivity. The Jews spent in captivity
16   1,5,2|     captivity. The Jews spent in captivity about 70 years, ~from 597
17   1,5,2|        Jerusalem 586 ~Babylonian Captivity ~Fall of Babylon 539 ~Cyrus
18   1,5,2|       Persia 559-29 ~Return from Captivity ~536 ~Darius I. Restoration
19   1,5,5|        the end of the Babylonian captivity and about John the Baptist (
20   1,5,5| Jerusalem (586 B.C.), Babylonian captivity of the Jews; re-~pentance
21   1,5,5|        The survivors were led to captivity which had to last 70 years,
22   1,5,5|      pagan iniq-~uity. After the captivity, the Jews would return to
23   1,5,5|         over their sins, not the captivity. In due time the Lord would
24   1,5,5|      return of the Jews from the captivity. ~ ~Book of Ezekiel.~ The
25   1,5,5| spiritual leaders in the land of captivity and fully degraded spiri-~
26   1,5,5|         predicted the end of the captivity ~and restoration of the
27   1,5,5|        to free the Jews from the captivity. The tradition has it, that
28   1,5,5|          the Gentiles during the captivity. Chapters 7-12 are prophetic
29   1,5,5|      Judaea ~from the Babylonian captivity. One named Joshua was the
30   1,5,5|        after the return from the captivity the Jews started the construction
31   2,1  |    prophets to give warning, the captivity of the northern~kingdom
32   2,1,5|          law. At the time of the captivity the Jews must~have been