Chap. & Sect.

Contents.

Scripture.

XX.

The burning of the temple of Jerusalem....

Jeremiah lii. 12–15.,

17—24. ; 15, 16. ;
xxxix. 10.; Ps. lxxix.
Lxxiv. lxxxiii. xciv.;
2 Chron. xxxvi. 11.;
2 Kings xxiv. 17. to
end; Jer. xxxix, 2. &
4–10. ; 2 Kings xxv,
3-22.

XXI. The lamentations of Jeremiah over the desola:/ {Lamentations, the whole

CHAPTER II.

CHAP. II. EVENTS AT BABYLON, BETWEEN THE Com-

MENCEMENT OF THE CAPTIVITY, AND THE

DESTRUCTION OF THE TEMPLE.
SECTION I. Condition of Daniel and his companions at Ba-
bylon

Daniel i. 8. to end.
II. Commission of Ezekiel

Ezek. i. ii. ii. 1-22.
III. Prophecy of the miseries and destruction of Je- | Ezek. iii. 22. to end ; iv.
rusalem

v. vi. vi.
IV. Visions of the idolatries which occasioned the
Babylonish captivity

Ezek. viii. ix. x. xi. 1-22.
V. Various predictions against Zedekiah-The Ezek. xi. 22, to end ; xii.

false prophets--Jerusalem and the Jewish xiii. xiv. xv. xvi. xvi.
nation

| xviii. xix.
VI. Prophecies addressed to the elders of the Jews Ezek. xx. xxi. xxii. xxiii.
VII. Prophecy of the destruction of Jerusalem, deli-

vered at the commencement of the siege... Ezek. xxiv.
VIII. Prophecy against Egypt

Ezek. xxix. 1-17.
IX. Prophecy against Egypt

Ezek, xxx. 20. to end ; xxxi.

CHAPTER III.
CHAP. III. HISTORY OF THAT PORTION OF THE JEWISH

NATION WHO WERE NOT CARRIED CAPTIVE
TO BABYLON AFTER THE DESTRUCTION OF

THE TEMPLE.
SECTION I. Abridged account of the events related in this
chapter...

2 Kings xxv. 23—27.
II. Gedaliah appointed governor after the de-

struction of the temple-Jeremiah and the 2 Kings xxv. 22. ; Jerem.
rest of the people attach themselves to Ge xl. 1-13.

daliah
III. Conspiracy of Ishmael against Gedaliah .....

S Jerem. xl. 13. to end ; xli.

1-11.
IV. Johanan rescues the captives from Ishmael,

and contrary to the commands of God, Jerem. xli. 11. to end; xlii.
given by Jeremiah, takes refuge at Tah xliii. 18.

panhes in Egypt
V. Prophecy of Jeremiah against Egypt

S Jerem. xliii. 8. to end;

xlvi, 13. to end.
VI. Final predictions of Jeremiah against the idola-
trous Jews, and against Egypt.

Jerem. xliv.

Chap. & Sect.

Contents.

Scripture.

VII. Brief recapitulation of the captivities of the Jews

by Nebuchadrezzar

Jerem. lii. 28–31.

CHAPTER IV.
CHAP. IV. EVENTS AT BABYLON BETWEEN THE DESTRUC-

TION OP JERUSALEM AND THE RETURN FROM

THE CAPTIVITY.
SECTION I.

Ezekiel being informed of the destruction of
Jerusalem, predicts the utter desolation of

Ezek. Xxxiii. 21. to end
Judea, and the judgments of God against

Xxv. xxvi, xxvii, arra
the surrounding nations, enemies to the

Jews..
II. Prophecy against Egypt

Ezek. xxxi. 1-17.
III. Prophecy against Egypt

Ezek. xxxii. 17. to end.
IV. Appeal to the captives in Babylon

Ezek. xxxii. 1-21.
V.

Ezekiel proceeds to denounce the anger of

God on the governors of the Jews, who
had deceived the people to their ruin. He Ezek. xxxiv. III. IIITL
then predicts the restoration of the Jews to Xxxvii.
Jerusalem, and the ultimate happiness of

Christ's kingdom ...........
VI. Prophecy of the future great contest between

the church and its enemies, and the conver-
sion of the Jews in the latter days

Ezek. xxxvii. xxxix.
VII. Ezekiel's vision of the second temple ......

SEzek. xl

. xuali
xliv. xlv. xlvi. xlvi.

xlvii.
Ezek. xxix. 17. to end

XXX, 1---20,

VIII.

IX.

X.

Last prediction against Egypt ...
Daniel relates to Nebuchadnezzar the dream the
king had forgotten

Daniel ii.
Nebuchadnezzar, on the completion of his con-
quests, sets up the golden image..

Daniel iii.
Nebuchadnezzar's second dream...

Dan. iv. 1-28
Madness and recovery of Nebuchadnezzar.

Dan. iv. 28. to end.
Accession of Evil Merodach, and release of Je- 5Jer. lii. 31. to endi!

hoiachin from prison
Daniel's first vision of the four living creatures Dan. vii.

XI.
XII.
XIII.

Kings xxv. 27. to end.

XIV.

XV.

Psalms written during the distresses and afflic-

tions of the church, chiefly in the Babylonish
captivity ...

Psal. cxxxvi. CXXI. CILI

lxxvii. xxxvij.
xlix. liii. l. 1. Jä. ET.
XV. XXV. Ex.
XXXV. lxxxii. Ich
xcii. cixi.

XVI. Daniel's vision of the ram and the he-goat.... Dan. viii.
XVII.
Belshazzar's feast....

Dan. v.
XVIII. Prayer of Daniel for the restoration of Jerusa-

lem, and prophecy of the seventy weeks.
XIX. Daniel cast into the den of lions ..

Daniel ir. ; Psalm cí.
Daniel vi.
Ezrai. 1-3.; Psal. CITT

lxxxv.; ? Cho, In,
22, 23.

PERIOD THE EIGHTH.

FROM THE TERMINATION OF THE BABYLONISH CAPTIVITY, TO THE
REFORMATION OF WORSHIP BY NEHEMIAH, AND THE COMPLETION
OF THE CANON OF THE OLD TESTAMENT BY SIMON THE JUST.
From 536 TO ABOUT 300.

Ezra i. 5. to end; ii. iii.

1-8.; Psalms cvii.
Ixxxvii. cxi. cxii. cxiji.
cxiv. cxvi. cxvii. cxxv.

cxxvii. cxxviii. cxxxiv.
Ezra iii. 8. to end; Psal.

Ixxxiv. Ixvi.
Ezra iv. 146. and part

of ver. 24.; Ps. cxxix.;

Dan. x. xi. xii.
Ezra iv. part of ver. 24.;

v. 1.; Hag. i. 1-12.;
Ezra v. 2. ; Haggai i.
12. to end; ii, 1–10.;
Zech. i. 1–7; Hag.
ii. 10. to end; Zech.
i. 7. to end; ii. iii. iv.

v. vi.
Ezra v. 3. to end; vi.

1-14.; Ps. cxxxviii. ;

Zech. vii. viii.
Ezra vi. 14. to end ; Ps.

cxlvi. cxlvii. cxlviii.
cxlix. cl. xlviii, lxxxi.

1

IV. Building of the Temple resumed...

1

ver. 15.

CHAP. II. FROM THE DEDICATION OF THE SECOND TEM

PLE TO THE DEATH OF HAMAN.
SECTION I. Opposition to the Jews in the reign of Xerxes.. Ezra iv. 6.
II. Opposition to the Jews in the reign of Arta-
xerxes Longimanus ...

Ezra iv, 7-24.
III. Artaxerxes divorces his queen..

S Esther i. ii. 1. to part of

?
IV. Commission of Ezra...

Ezra vii. viii.
V. Esther made queen of Persia

$ Esther ii. part of ver.

15-21, VI. Reformation by Ezra

SEzra ix. X.; Zech. ix. X.

xi. xii. xiii. xiv.
VII. Mordecai discovers the conspiracy against Arta-

Esther ii. 21. to end.
VIII. Plot of Haman, and its defeat...

Esther ii. iv, v. vi. vii.

viii, ix. x.

xerxes ....

INDEX THE SECOND,

ON THE PLAN RECOMMENDED BY TORSHEL,

SHEWING

IN WHAT PART OF THE ARRANGEMENT ANY CHAPTER OR VERSE OF

THE OLD TESTAMENT MAY BE FOUND.

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13. to end.
1-18.
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viji.

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xiii.

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14. to end.
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18. to end.

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xv.
xvi.
xvii.

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1-9.
9. to end.
1-16.
16. to end.
1-30.
30. to end.

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I.