Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is revealed to Daniel—The king saw a great image, a stone cut from the mountain without hands destroyed the image, and the stone grew and filled the whole earth—The stone is the latter-day kingdom of God.

Daniel and certain Hebrews are trained in the court of Nebuchadnezzar—They eat plain food and drink no wine—God gives them knowledge and wisdom beyond all others.

Jeremiah foretells desolation and destruction upon the Philistines.

Jeremiah prophesies the conquest of Egypt by Babylon—Jacob will be saved and will return to his own land.

Jeremiah promises Baruch that his life will be preserved.

Jeremiah prophesies that the Jews in Egypt, save a small remnant, will be destroyed because they worship false gods.

Johanan carries Jeremiah and the remnant of Judah into Egypt—Jeremiah prophesies that Babylon will conquer Egypt.

Jeremiah promises Johanan and the remnant of Judah peace and safety if they remain in Judah, but the sword, famine, and pestilence if they go to Egypt.

Ishmael kills Gedaliah and carries the people of Mizpah captive—They are rescued by Johanan.

The king of Babylon makes Gedaliah governor over the remnant left in Judah—Jeremiah is freed and dwells among them.