Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,8 | iniquities of My people He was led to death. And I will give
 2 5,3 |      17, both R.V. nig.). This led in turn to wide-spread immorality (
 3 6,5 |       by the angel of the Lord led to his abandon­ing the campaign.
 4 6,8 |    forth by the intrigues that led to Hezekiah’s rebellion
 5 6,1 |      was captured and the Jews led into captivity in 587 B.C.
 6 6,1 |  Obstacles and disappointments led to religious laxness, and
 7 6,8 |   opened not His mouth; He was led as a lamb to the slaughter,
 8 6,8 | suffered willingly… as a sheep led to slaughter” (from discussions
 9 11,5|       deeply Jeremiah had been led to understand the true nature
10 11,6|       of his prophetic calling led to a spiritual develop­ment
11 11,9|      it was the same motive as led Jeremiah to attack all externals
12 15,6|      The fall of Jerusalem had led to the introduction of four
13 17,3|    captivity. The Hebrews were led into captivity by the Babylonian