Chapter, Paragraph

 1 5,2 |     anarchical years before the capture of Samaria, and that the
 2 6,5 |       inevitable result was the capture of Samaria in 722 B.C. by
 3 6,7 |         difficulties. Unable to capture the ear of his wearied hearers
 4 9,1 | followed by two pictures of the capture of Nineveh (ch. 2 and ch.
 5 9,4 |   giving a vision of the actual capture of Nineveh, nor does he
 6 12,1|         said in its favour. The capture of Jerusalem described in
 7 12,1|        prophecy suggests at the capture of the city in 843 B.C.,
 8 12,1|     this view, it does make the capture of Jerusalem referred to
 9 12,1|  referred to in vers. 11-14 the capture by Nebuchadnezzar in 586
10 12,1|       second view in making the capture of Jerusalem that in 586
11 13,0|       night (IIKings 25:4), his capture, blinding and leading into