Chapter, Paragraph

 1 11,4|           Josiah, Jehoiakim, and Zedekiah, coincide with the first
 2 11,7|         perhaps from the time of Zedekiah, which is here inserted
 3 11,9|          may be from the time of Zedekiah, while portions of 30-31
 4 11,2|       probably from the reign of Zedekiah) he says that the vanished
 5 11,3|        beginning of the reign of Zedekiah,” cf. ver. 3), 32, 43:8-
 6 11,7| conspiracy in the fourth year of Zedekiah (chs. 27, 28) and to deflect
 7 11,7|        final siege of Jerusalem. Zedekiah’s rebellion was not only
 8 13,2|         and the fate of Ahab and Zedekiah (Jer. 29:21ff) will have
 9 13,6|         began, and indeed before Zedekiah’s fatal rebellion.~ The
10 13,0|                                  Zedekiah’s Fate (12:1-20). ~ We are
11 13,0|         both of the prince, i.e. Zedekiah, and of the people.~ The
12 13,0|         light of its fulfilment; Zedekiah’s flight by night (IIKings
13 13,3|       The Folly and Treachery of Zedekiah (Ch. 17). ~ God evidently
14 13,3|    evidently revealed to Ezekiel Zedekiah’s first moves that were
15 13,3|  especially stresses the evil of Zedekiah’s broken oath (vers. 13f,
16 13,4|         sidered as one (19:5-9), Zedekiah (19:10-14).~ ~
17 13,5|       between the open breach of Zedekiah with Babylon and the appearing
18 13,8|       day of the fourth month in Zedekiah’s eleventh year (Jer. 39: