Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |          reforms of Hezekiah and Josiah. He knew that all the error
 2 8,2 |         that 1:4-9 must pre­cede Josiah’s reformation of 621 B.C.
 3 8,2 |       first tentative reforms of Josiah in 627 B.C. (IIChron. 34:
 4 8,2 |        two earlier first stirred Josiah to his reforms.~ Zephaniah,
 5 8,3 |        33:10-19 — the history of Josiah’s reign and passages like
 6 11,1|      Prophecies from the time of Josiah.~3 — Chs. 7-20. Prophecies
 7 11,4|        under whom he prophesied, Josiah, Jehoiakim, and Zedekiah,
 8 11,4|        case, however, he was not Josiah’s high priest (IIKings 22:
 9 11,4|      will have been abolished by Josiah has little to commend it.
10 11,4|          with Kings, we see that Josiah’s reformation began in the
11 11,4|          that Jeremiah helped in Josiah’s reformation, and very
12 11,4|      prophecies from the time of Josiah give a picture of unrelieved
13 11,4|     reign, the pro­phecies under Josiah ending with ch. 6. Still
14 11,4| attributed to the later years of Josiah.~ It is instructive to note
15 11,6|        time after 621 B.C., when Josiah’s reached its height — note
16 11,8|  Religion.~ The prophecies under Josiah end with a word of encourage­
17 11,8|          In Kings and Chronicles Josiah’s reformation seems to be
18 11,9|        the public eye so long as Josiah lived. No sooner had Jehoia-fum
19 11,0|         reform of religion under Josiah. Huldah’s prophecy (IIKings
20 11,0|          this way can we explain Josiah’s armed opposition to Pharaoh
21 11,0|        realize how great a shock Josiah’s death must have been to
22 11,1|   repelled by the outwardness of Josiah’s reformation, saw the position
23 11,2|          the evil practices that Josiah had cleared away. We find
24 11,5|        IIKings 22:14); certainly Josiah had his pro­fessional prophets (
25 11,8|     Covenant (31:31-34). ~ Under Josiah Jeremiah evidently worked
26 13,2|          an infant in arms, when Josiah’s reformation was sweeping