Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,2 |  either to a date early in the reign of Joash of Judah (i.e.
 2 3,1 |   during or shortly before the reign of Jeroboam II (782-753
 3 6,6 |       probably from Hezekiah’s reign, so arranged as to present
 4 6,0 |       chronology of Hezekiah’s reign is far from certain, but
 5 7,2 |       Jer. 26:18 places in the reign of Hezekiah. In addition
 6 7,2 |        rather too dark for the reign of Hezekiah.~ If this is
 7 7,2 |       the very end of Jotham’s reign, but going on beyond the
 8 7,3 |  assigning this section to the reign of Ahaz, these verbal fireworks
 9 7,5 | reasonably early in Hezekiah’s reign (see pp. 46,54), and a know­
10 7,7 |     ground for thinking of the reign of Manasseh (cf. IIKings
11 7,7 |       for the rest of the long reign of Manasseh. God had spoken
12 8,2 |        break silence after the reign of Manasseh was Zephaniah.
13 8,3 |        the history of Josiah’s reign and passages like Jer. 15:
14 11,4|    B.C. to­ward the end of the reign of the evil king Manasseh.
15 11,4|       11 would place it in the reign of Jehoiakim for the whole
16 11,4|        seems to “belong to his reign, the pro­phecies under Josiah
17 11,4|       with Jeremiah before the reign of Jehoiakim. It seems rather
18 11,9|               Jeremiah and the Reign of Jehoiakim. ~ The long
19 11,2|    early years of Jehoia­kim’s reign, Jeremiah’s main concern
20 11,2|        3:16 (probably from the reign of Zedekiah) he says that
21 11,3|        In the beginning of the reign of Zedekiah,” cf. ver. 3),
22 14,2|     530 B.C. Most of the short reign of Cambyses, his son (530-
23 14,2|        So it was not until the reign of Darius I (522-486 B.C.)