The Euphrates: Frequented by the Captive Jews

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Psalm 137:1
By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yes, we wept, when we remembered Zion.
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Political and Religious Life of the Jewish Dispersion in the West ...
... well known to the heathen, and even frequented by them ... a half tribes, far beyond
the Euphrates, [383] with ... eras (ab utroque soeculo),' being led captive in the ...
/.../the life and times of jesus the messiah/chapter vi political and religious.htm

The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... a further advance at the barrier of the Euphrates; and should the Euphrates be crossed ...
as it were, the signal for a welcome change in the fortunes of the Jews. ...
/.../chapter iiithe medes and the.htm

The Iranian Conquest
History Of Egypt, Chaldaea, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, V 9. <. ...
/.../chapter ithe iranian conquest.htm

The First Theban Empire
... or at least a band of Jews entering into ... Thus, in addition to the captive Haiu-nibu,
another ... watering-places, at some distance apart, frequented on account of ...
/.../chapter iiithe first theban empire.htm

Subtopics

Euphrates

Euphrates: A River in the Garden of Eden

Euphrates: Casts the Scroll Containing the Prophecies Against Babylon Into

Euphrates: On the Banks of, Jeremiah Symbolically Buries his Sash

Euphrates: Pharaoh-Necho, King of Egypt, Made Conquest To

Euphrates: Symbolical in the Symbolisms of the Apocalypse

Euphrates: Symbolical: The Inundations of, of the Extension of the Empire of Assyria

Euphrates: The Eastern Limit of the Kingdom of Israel

The Euphrates: A Branch of the River of Eden

The Euphrates: Assyria Bounded By

The Euphrates: Babylon Situated On