Nave's Topical Index Ezra 4:7-24And in the days of Artaxerxes wrote Bishlam, Mithredath, Tabeel, and the rest of their companions, to Artaxerxes king of Persia; and the writing of the letter was written in the Syrian tongue, and interpreted in the Syrian tongue. Nave's Topical Index Strong's Hebrew 783b. Artachshast -- a son and successor of Xerxes, king of Persia... Word Origin (Aramaic) of foreign origin Definition a son and successor of Xerxes, king of Persia NASB Word Usage Artaxerxes (5), Artaxerxes' (1). 783a, 783b. ... /hebrew/783b.htm - 5k 783. Artachshashta' -- a son and successor of Xerxes, king of ... 783a. Artachshasta -- a son and successor of Xerxes, king of ... 325. Achashverosh -- king of Persia Library The Return of Xerxes to Persia. Book 11 Footnotes Fragment xvi. On the Seventy Weeks of Daniel. ... Concerning Esther and Mordecai and Haman; and How in the Reign of ... In the Meantime, those Jews, Who, as we have Said Above... Ezra, the Priest and Scribe The New Temple and Its Worship The Last Days of the Old Eastern World The Manner in which Josephus Mentions the Divine Books. An American Reformer. Resources Who was Cyrus in the Bible? | GotQuestions.orgWhat is Nestorianism? Who were the Nestorians? | GotQuestions.org What does it mean that Esther was appointed “for such a time as this”? | GotQuestions.org Bible Concordance • Bible Dictionary • Bible Encyclopedia • Topical Bible • Bible Thesuarus Subtopics Medo-Persian Kingdom: Achmetha or Ecbatana a Chief City of Medo-Persian Kingdom: Babylon Taken by the King of Medo-Persian Kingdom: Celebrated for Wise Men Medo-Persian Kingdom: Divided Into Many Provinces Medo-Persian Kingdom: Extended from India to Ethiopia Medo-Persian Kingdom: Illustrated by a Bear Medo-Persian Kingdom: Illustrated by a Ram With Two Horns Medo-Persian Kingdom: Illustrated by Silver Part of Image in Nebuchadnezzar's Dream Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Called Kings of Assyria Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Called Kings of Babylon Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Dwelt in Royal Palaces Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Entertained Magnificently Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Held in Their Hand a Golden Sceptre Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Put to Death all Who Approached Them Without Permission Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Styled Themselves King of Kings Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Were Exceeding Rich Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Ahasuerus or Cambyses Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Artaxerxes Longimanus or Ahasuerus Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Artaxerxes Smerdis (An Usurper) Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Cyrus Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Darius Hystaspes Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of, Mentioned in Scripture: Xerxes Medo-Persian Kingdom: Laws of, Unalterable Medo-Persian Kingdom: Peculiar Customs In Medo-Persian Kingdom: People of, Warlike Medo-Persian Kingdom: Peopled by Descendants of Eliam Medo-Persian Kingdom: Predictions Respecting: Conquest of Babylon Medo-Persian Kingdom: Predictions Respecting: Deliverance of the Jews Medo-Persian Kingdom: Predictions Respecting: Downfall by Alexander Medo-Persian Kingdom: Predictions Respecting: Extensive Conquest Medo-Persian Kingdom: Predictions Respecting: Invasion of Greece Under Xerxes Medo-Persian Kingdom: Ruled By, Absolute Kings Medo-Persian Kingdom: Shushan a Chief City of Medo-Persian Kingdom: The Jews Delivered from Captivity by Means of Persia: Government of, Restricted by Constitutional Limitations Persia: Men of, in the Tyrian Army Persia: Municipal Governments In, Provided With Dual Governors Persia: Status of Women In; Queen Sat on the Throne With the King Persia: The Princes Were Advisors in Matters of Administration Persia: Vashti Was Divorced for Refusing to Appear Before the King's Courtiers |