Jeremiah
- Subtitle
- Being The Baird Lecture for 1922
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1. Front matter2. Dedication.3. Preface.4. Preliminary.5. The Man And The Book.6. The Poet.7. The Prophet—His Youth And His Call.8. The Prophet In The Reign Of Josiah. 627-26-608 B.C.9. 1. His Earliest Oracles. (II. 2-IV. 4.)10. 2. Oracles on the Scythians. (With some others: IV. 5-VI. 29.)11. 3. Jeremiah and Deuteronomy. (Chs. VII, VIII. 8, XI.)12. 1. From Megiddo to Carchemish, 608-605.13. 2. Parables. (XIII, XVIII-XX, XXXV.)14. 3. Oracles on the Edge of Doom. (VII. 16-XVIII passim, XXII, XLV.)15. To The End And After. 597-? B.C.16. 1. The Release of Hope. (XXIV, XXIX.)17. 2. Prophets and Prophets. (XXIII. 9-32, XXVII-XXIX, etc.)18. 3. The Siege. (XXI, XXXII-XXXIV, XXXVII, XXXVIII.)19. 4. And After. (XXX, XXXI, XXXIX-XLIV.)20. The Story Of His Soul.21. 1. Protest and Agony. (I, IV. 10, 19, VI. 11, XI. 18-XII. 6, XV. 10-XVI. 9, XVII. 14-18, XVIII. 18-23, XX. 7-18.)22. 2. Predestination. (I, XVIII, etc.)23. 3. Sacrifice.24. God, Man And The New Covenant.25. 1. God.26. 2. Man and the New Covenant.27. Medes And Scythians (pp. 73, 110).28. Necoh's Campaign (pp. 162, 163).29. Index Of Texts.30. Index Of Names And Subjects.31. Footnotes