1 Chronicles 29:4
Even three thousand talents of gold, of the gold of Ophir, and seven thousand talents of refined silver, to overlay the walls of the houses with:
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Isaiah 56:5
Even to them will I give in my house and within my walls a place and a name better than of sons and of daughters: I will give them an everlasting name, that shall not be cut off.
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Conclusion, the Romans Owe not their Imperial Power to their Gods ...
... For the same ruin affects both city-walls and temples; similar is the carnage both
of civilians and of priests; identical the plunder of profane things and of ...
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The Temples and the Gods of Chaldaea
... the resemblance of their ruins to natural mounds caused by their exclusive use of
brick as a building material"Their city walls: the temples and local gods ...
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As God in his Word Enjoins Common Prayer, So Public Temples are ...
... represented to the Jews as confining the presence of God within its walls, but was ...
to those who thought that God could in any way dwell in temples made with ...
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Temples Built by Constantine the Great; the City Called by his ...
... on the advancement of religion, erected the most beautiful temples to God in ... enlarged
the city formerly called Byzantium, and surrounded it with high walls. ...
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Pagan Shrines and Temples.
... The hangings and tinsel not only disfigured the interior of temples, but were a
source ... The walls of these rooms were studded with nails on which ex-voto heads ...
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Light and Shade.
... Within the circle of our vision lay that immense city with its extensive walls,
its temples and pagoda, its river, bridges and boats, its gardens, its trees ...
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The Shaking of the Heavens and the Earth.
... of our Lord, the Buddhist priests had held exactly the same theory of moral retribution;
and that, painted on the walls of Buddhist temples, might be seen ...
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Concerning the Likeness and Agreement of the Fabulous and Civil ...
... the stage-actors, who have spared the eyes of men and have not laid bare by theatrical
exhibition all the things which are hid by the walls of the temples. ...
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The City of Gold
... The men of stone drove out the living men, and forced the gods into their temples.
And the inscriptions on the walls bewildered the mind with such a noise of ...
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Paul and Barnabas in Lystra.
... images, enveloped in clouds of smoke, and adored with profound reverence, were as
insensible of their unmerited honours, as the walls of their temples. ...
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of the Cities Walls of Abel

of the Cities Walls of Babylon

of the Cities Walls of Bashan, Destroyed by the Israelites

of the Cities Walls of Beth-Shan

of the Cities Walls of Jericho

of the Cities Walls of Rabbah

of the Cities Walls of the New Jerusalem

of the Cities Walls: Broad

of the Cities Walls: Double

of the Cities Walls: Houses Built Upon

Walls

Walls of Cities

Walls of Cities were Battered by Besieging Armies

Walls of Cities were Broad and Places of Public Resort

Walls of Cities were Strongly Manned in War

Walls of Cities: Adroitness of Soldiers in Scaling Alluded To

Walls of Cities: Custom of Dedicating

Walls of Cities: Danger of Approaching Too Near To, in Time of War

Walls of Cities: Destruction of, a Punishment and Cause of Grief

Walls of Cities: Frequently Laid in Ruins

Walls of Cities: had Towers Built on Them

Walls of Cities: Houses often Built On

Walls of Cities: Houses Sometimes Broken Down to Repair, and Fortify

Walls of Cities: Idolatrous Rites Performed On

Walls of Cities: Kept by Watchmen Night and Day

Walls of Cities: Often Very High

Walls of Cities: Persons Let Down From

Walls of Cities: Sometimes Burned

Walls of Cities: Strongly Fortified

Walls of Cities: The Bodies of Enemies Sometimes Fastened On, As a Disgrace

Walls of Cities: The Falling of, Sometimes Occasioned Great Destruction

Walls of Houses

Walls of Houses: Could be Easily Dug Through

Walls of Houses: had Nails or Pegs Fastened Into Them when Built

Walls of Houses: Liable to Leprosy

Walls of Houses: Often Infested With Serpents

Walls of Houses: The Seat Next, Was the Place of Distinction

Walls of Houses: Usually Plastered

Walls of Jericho

Walls of Ordinances As a Protection to the Church

Walls of Salvation

Walls of Temples

Walls of the Church As a Protection to the Nation

Walls of the Protection of God

Walls of the Wealth of the Rich in his own Conceit

Walls of Those Who Afford Protection

Walls of Vineyards

Walls were Probably often Strengthened With Plates of Iron or Brass

Walls: (Bowing or Tottering) of the Wicked Under Judgments

Walls: (Brazen) of Prophets in Their Testimony Against the Wicked

Walls: (Daubed With Untempered Mortar) of the Teaching of False

Walls: (Of Partition) Separation of Jews and Gentiles

Walls: (Whited) Hypocrites

Walls: Designed for Defence

Walls: Designed for Separation

Walls: Frequently Made of Stone and Wood Together

Walls: Hyssop Frequently Grew On

Walls: Miracles Connected With: Falling of the Walls of Jericho

Walls: Miracles Connected With: Handwriting on the Wall of Belshazzar's Palace

Walls: Small Towns and Villages Were not Surrounded By

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