Palaces: Often As Punishment: Overgrown With Thorns
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Isaiah 34:13
And thorns shall come up in her palaces, nettles and brambles in the fortresses thereof: and it shall be an habitation of dragons, and a court for owls.
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Palaces

Palaces of Kings were Strictly Guarded

Palaces of Kings: Afforded Support to all the King's Retainers

Palaces of Kings: Called the House of the Kingdom

Palaces of Kings: Called the King's House

Palaces of Kings: Called the King's Palace

Palaces of Kings: Called the Royal House

Palaces of Kings: Contained Treasures of the King

Palaces of Kings: Gorgeous Apparel Suited To, Alone

Palaces of Kings: Often Attended by Eunuchs As Servants

Palaces of Kings: Royal Decrees Issued From

Palaces of Kings: Royal Decrees Laid up In

Palaces of Kings: Splendidly Furnished

Palaces of Kings: Surrounded With Gardens

Palaces of Kings: Surrounded With Terraces

Palaces of Kings: Under Governors

Palaces were Entered by Gates

Palaces: High

Palaces: Jerusalem Celebrated For

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Burned With Fire

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Desolate

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Forsaken

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Overgrown With Thorns

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Scenes of Bloodshed

Palaces: Often As Punishment: Spoiled

Palaces: Often As Punishment: The Habitation of Dragons

Palaces: Often the Storehouses of Rapine

Palaces: Pleasant

Palaces: Polished

Palaces: The Godly Children of Saints

Palaces: The Place of Satan's Dominion

Palaces: The Spider Makes Its Way Even Into

Palaces: The Splendour of the Church

Palaces: The Term Applied to Houses of Great Men

Palaces: The Term Applied to Residences of Kings

Palaces: The Term Applied to The House of the High Priest

Palaces: The Term Applied to The Temple of God

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