Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,6 |   after the prophet’s death by Baruch. In ch. VI in considering
 2 11,2|      grounds for thinking that Baruch, indubitably the book’s
 3 11,3|   doubt that it is the work of Baruch, Jeremiah’s companion and
 4 11,3|     reasonable to suppose that Baruch was responsible for these
 5 11,3|       Later, perhaps in Egypt, Baruch will have woven his prose
 6 11,3|       an open question whether Baruch ever in­tended adding section
 7 11,4|       degree of probability to Baruch. There is no evidence, however,
 8 11,4|        evidence, however, that Baruch was in touch with Jeremiah
 9 11,4|       to make one last appeal. Baruch, Jeremiah’s friend and scribe (
10 11,4|      executed Jeremiah. He and Baruch had to go underground, and
11 11,0| accused of lying and acting as Baruch’s tool (43:3).~ Though the