Deuteronomy 28:52
And he shall besiege you in all your gates, until your high and fenced walls come down, wherein you trusted, throughout all your land: and he shall besiege you in all your gates throughout all your land, which the LORD your God has given you.
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Oracles on the Scythians. (With Some Others: iv. 5-vi. 29. )
... the sins of his people and of their punishment. ... Scythians, incapable as they were
of sieges and avoiding ... not Scythians but Chaldeans who threatened with exile ...
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Heresies
... In a war of sieges De Montfort's skill took from Raymond ... Raymond vainly endeavoured
to ward off the threatened invasion and ... [Sidenote: Punishment for heresy.]. ...
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Jeremiah
... During the terrible sieges of Jerusalem he was to ... to remain silent while utter ruin
threatened the kingdom ... would preserve them from a just punishment for their ...
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That Whereas the City of Jerusalem had Been Five Times Taken ...
... recorded before this time of such sieges, wherein mothers ... their own children, as
had been threatened to the ... sold into Egypt for their punishment, Deuteronomy 28 ...
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Book 9 Footnotes
... of nature, or some other way of Divine punishment, as did ... as the law of Moses had
threatened upon their ... as was accomplished in the other shorter sieges of both ...
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Sargon of Assyria (722-705 BC )
... But before long the Elamite prince, threatened in his own domain, forgot everything ...
by the report of Sargon's achievements as to dread punishment for their ...
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The Assyrian Revival and the Struggle for Syria
... This being deemed insufficient punishment, the conqueror degraded the place from
its ... As the campaign threatened to be prolonged, he formed an entrenched camp ...
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The Power of Assyria at Its Zenith; Esarhaddon and Assur-Bani-Pal
... Assyrians to concentrate their troops on several points which were threatened on
their ... She regarded her late disaster as the punishment inflicted by Marduk for ...
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The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... this occasion Nineveh escaped the fate with which the prophet had threatened it,
but ... in the revolutions of the hour, but the prompt punishment which followed ...
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Siege

Siege by David

Siege by Nebuchadnezzar

Siege by Rezin, King of Syria, and Pekah, Son of Remaliah, King of Israel

Siege by Sennacherib

Siege by the Sons of Judah

Siege: Abel

Siege: An offer of Peace Must be Made to the City Before Beginning A

Siege: Cannibalism During A

Siege: Conducted by Erecting Embankments Parallel to the Walls of the Besieged City

Siege: Distress of the Inhabitants During A

Siege: Gibbethon

Siege: Jericho

Siege: Rabbah

Siege: Samaria

Siege: Tirzah

Sieges: Ai

Sieges: Being Against Round About

Sieges: Cities Invested by Frequently Helped by Allies

Sieges: Cities Invested by Frequently Taken by Ambush

Sieges: Cities Invested by Frequently Taken by Assault

Sieges: Cities Invested by Inhabitants of, Exhorted to be Courageous

Sieges: Cities Invested by Often Demanded Terms of Peace

Sieges: Cities Invested by Often Suffered from Famine

Sieges: Cities Invested by Often Suffered from Pestilence

Sieges: Cities Invested by Repaired and Newly Fortified Beforehand

Sieges: Cities Invested by Sometimes Used Ambushes or Sorties

Sieges: Cities Invested by Supplied With Water Beforehand

Sieges: Cities Invested by The Inhabitants of, Cut off Beforehand Supplies of Water

Sieges: Cities Invested by Walls of, Defended by the Inhabitants

Sieges: Cities Invested by Were Strictly Shut Up

Sieges: Cities of Israel in Galilee

Sieges: Cities of Judah

Sieges: Cities Taken by Frequently Broken Down

Sieges: Cities Taken by Frequently Destroyed by Fire

Sieges: Cities Taken by Given up to Pillage

Sieges: Cities Taken by Inhabitants of, often Put to the Sword

Sieges: Cities Taken by Sometimes Called After the Name of the Captor

Sieges: Cities Taken by Sometimes Sown With Salt

Sieges: Compassing About With Armies

Sieges: Debir

Sieges: Eglon

Sieges: Encamping Against

Sieges: Extreme Difficulty of Taking Cities By, Alluded To

Sieges: Fenced Cities Invested By

Sieges: Gibbethon

Sieges: Great Noise and Tumult of, Alluded To

Sieges: Hebron

Sieges: Jabesh-Gilead

Sieges: Jericho

Sieges: Jerusalem

Sieges: Keilah

Sieges: Lachish

Sieges: Libnah

Sieges: Makkedah

Sieges: Often Lasted for a Long Time

Sieges: Pitching Against

Sieges: Rabbah

Sieges: Ramoth-Gilead

Sieges: Samaria

Sieges: Setting in Array Against

Sieges: Shechem

Sieges: The Jews Forbidden to Cut Down Fruit Trees for the Purpose of

Sieges: The Judgments of God

Sieges: The Omnipresence of God

Sieges: Thebez

Sieges: Those Engaged in Built Forts and Mounts

Sieges: Those Engaged in Called Upon the City to Surrender

Sieges: Those Engaged in Cast Arrows and Other Missiles Into the City

Sieges: Those Engaged in Cut off all Supplies

Sieges: Those Engaged in Dug a Trench Round the City

Sieges: Those Engaged in Employed Battering Rams Against the Walls

Sieges: Those Engaged in Frequently Laid Ambushes

Sieges: Those Engaged in Invested the City on Every Side

Sieges: Those Engaged in Often Suffered Much During

Sieges: Threatened As a Punishment

Sieges: Tirzah

Sieges: Ziklag

Sieges: Zion in Her Affliction

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