Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 |   Jerusalem and the Babylonian captivity, were most terrible blows
 2 1,8 |      upon them, the Babylonian captivity came and there was no longer
 3 6,5 |       inhabitants carried into captivity. Israel under Hoshea yielded
 4 6,1 | captured and the Jews led into captivity in 587 B.C. Some thirty
 5 13,4|   purpose for those taken into captivity with Jehoiachin and the
 6 13,1|         I will bring again the captivity of Jacob” has no linguistic
 7 13,1|      connexion with “went into captivity” (39:23). A far more probable
 8 14,5|      had never been taken into captivity, rather than by those that
 9 14,5|        who had never gone into captivity and were often semi-heathen.
10 14,5|   those that had returned from captivity. The use of “all ye people
11 15,2|       it will date between the captivity of the North and the fall
12 15,7|       11-17. Israel freed from captivity is victorious over her enemies.
13 17,3|     Hebrews were in Babylonian captivity. The Hebrews were led into
14 17,3|      The Hebrews were led into captivity by the Babylonian king Nebuchadnezzar,
15 17,3|     the 70 year time period of captivity predicted by the prophet
16 17,3|      of the Hebrew nation from captivity to its native land and the
17 18,6|     the siege and the shame of captivity and exile that weigh on