التركية - الإنجليزية
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- with its twin-city Borsippa, though probably founded as early as 3800 B C , played an insignificant role in the country's history until, under Hammurabi, about 2300 B C , it entered on that career of empire which it maintained for almost 2000 years, so that its name now stands for a country and a civilization which was of hoary antiquity before Babylon rose to power and even before a brick of Babylon was laid
- The ancient city of sin This city currently resides in Eastern Iraq, right on the River Euphrates God declared that Babylon would be utterly destroyed – as bad as Sodom and Gomorrah, yet this has not happened to this city as yet Thus, it would seem this prophecy is in our future Babylon is where Paganism first began in Genesis and is the first Empire to carry Jerusalem into captivity I believe these are at least two of the reasons God will someday utterly destroy this city
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- = Rome (where persecution was coming from) BALAAM & BALAK = the infidelity of contemporary people who eat food sacrificed to idols BEAST = the forces of evil; the antichrist BEASTS OF THE WAR IN HEAVEN (12: 7-9) = 1 Roman empire, worshiped by all the world; 2 the antichrist, who leads people to worship first beast BEAST (WILD) = Roman empire BLACK = death BOOK OF LIFE = where the names of the redeemed are kept BRIDE = the Church in covenant relationship with Christ BURNING SULFUR = eternal punishment
- the chief city of ancient Mesopotamia and capitol of the ancient kingdom of Babylonia
- bab ih lawn The capital of southern Mesopotamia from c 2000 BC to 1,000 BC, and the capital of Chaldea (NeoBabylon) from 700 - 600 BC In 598 BC, the Jews were conquered in Judea by Hammurabi was from ancient Babylon; the Arameans, Assyrians and Chaldeans struggled for control of NeoBabylon for centuries The Assyrian king Ashurbanipal won the struggle in 648, and was succeeded by Nebuchadrezzar; the Jews were conquered in Judea and exiled to Babylon in 598 (see Babylonian Captivity) Nebuchadrezzar is also credited with building the famous gardens The Persian emperor Cyrus the Great defeated the Assyrians in 539 BC and also freed the Jews from exile
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- The capital city of Babylonia in southern Mesopotamia; the Babylonians led by Nebuchadnezzar destroyed Jerusalem in 587 B C E and took Judeans into Babylonian exile; called Babel in Genesis 11
- An ancient city on the middle Euphrates that was capital of both the Old and Neo-Babylonian empires Under Nebuchadnezzar II (605-562 b c e ), who joined forces with the Medes to defeat Egypt at the Battle of Carchemish (605 b c e ) and create the second Babylonian Empire, Babylon destroyed Jerusalem and its Temple (587 b c e ) Babylon fell to the Persians in 539 b c e Alexander the Great's plans to rebuild the old sanctuaries ended with his death in 323 b c e , and the city never regained its former glory As the archetypal enemy of God's people, Babylon became the symbol of Satan's worldly power (Rev 14: 8; 18: 2)
- A city in modern-day Iraq; inheritors of the Assyrian empire, c 600-540 BCE