controversy with other prophets, [258];
his prophesying vindicated by history, [259];
arrested and flogged, [275];
controversy as to suggested surrender, [276];
charged with treason and cast into cistern, [280];
rescue by Ebed-melech, [281];
appeal by the King, [282];
“The Book of Hope,” [286];
what befel Jeremiah when the city was taken, [291];
carried off in chains to Ramah and there released, [292];