Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |          Book. ~ Apart from Jer. 36, there is no indication
 2 1,6 |          case we know from 30:2, 36:32 that there were at least
 3 1,8 |    judgments, and do them (Ezek. 36:26‑27; and 11:19‑20).~The
 4 6,1 |          redeeming.~7 — (a) Chs. 36-37. Deliverance from Assyria (
 5 6,5 |         IIKings 18:17-19:8; Isa. 36:1-37:8 — cf. also Isa. 33:
 6 6,0 |        Historical Chapters (Chs. 36-39). ~ Chs. 36 and 37 obviously
 7 6,0 |    Chapters (Chs. 36-39). ~ Chs. 36 and 37 obviously hang together,
 8 6,0 |          to spiritual ends. Chs. 36, 37 are placed first as
 9 11,3|          s companion and scribe (36:4, etc.; 32:12; 43:3, 6;
10 11,3|     affects their accuracy.~ Ch. 36 tells us how the book began.
11 11,3|        how much the second roll (36:32) was longer than the
12 11,3|       was longer than the first (36:2-4), but it is reasonable
13 11,4|         own household” (Matt. 10:36). One of his most shattering
14 11,4|         year of Jehoiakim (25:1; 36:1-605 B. C.), Nebuchadnezzar
15 11,4|    Jeremiah’s friend and scribe (36:4) took down a sum­mary
16 11,4|         Jeremiah was restrained (36:5, R.V., mg). from entering
17 11,6| approximately the enlarged roll (36:32, see p. 78), we must
18 11,7|     breach of his oath (IIChron. 36:13; Ezek. 17:13-21), but
19 11,9|      would have to be hewn down (36:30; 22:30; 39:6; cf. Isa.
20 13,1|         and future.~3 — Ghs. 35, 36. The Land.~4 — Ch. 37. The
21 13,9|       with the Syriac and 18:31; 36:26. In either case the change
22 13,0|          Restored Land (Chs. 35, 36). ~ Though Ezekiel is undoubtedly
23 13,0|          from intrusive nations (36:1-7), and its restoration
24 13,0|         original purpose for it (36:8-15).~ Entirely in line
25 13,0|           it is then made clear (36:16-38) that even as the