Gates of Cities: Often Razed and Burned
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Nehemiah 1:3
And they said to me, The remnant that are left of the captivity there in the province are in great affliction and reproach: the wall of Jerusalem also is broken down, and the gates thereof are burned with fire.
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Lamentations 2:9
Her gates are sunk into the ground; he has destroyed and broken her bars: her king and her princes are among the Gentiles: the law is no more; her prophets also find no vision from the LORD.
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The Assyrian Revival and the Struggle for Syria
... Local cults often centred round obscure deities held in little account by ... their houses
burned, and prisoners were impaled outside the gates of their cities. ...
/.../chapter ithe assyrian revival and.htm

The Seven Trumpets.
... extremities of Germany almost to the gates of Rome ... them with the ruins of their cities
and churches ... a New Jerusalem, as other enthusiasts have often attempted. ...
/.../bliss/a brief commentary on the apocalypse/the seven trumpets.htm

The First Theban Empire
... a stronghold by breaking down its gates with their ... But the ancient royal cities of
Kheops and his ... The task was often arduous, and the commissioners generally ...
/.../chapter iiithe first theban empire.htm

The Last Days of the Old Eastern World
... to secure for him the opening of the gates of Athens ... were restored to order, and,
as was often customary in ... the offensive, most of the Asiatic cities would have ...
/.../chapter iithe last days of 2.htm

Syria at the Beginning of the Egyptian Conquest
... and was sometimes used to denote cities which had ... had a double enclosing wall and
massively built gates, which could ... to which the country was often exposed, or ...
/.../chapter iisyria at the beginning.htm

Tiglath-Pileser iii. And the Organisation of the Assyrian Empire ...
... movements of the time, and had often directed their ... Borsippa, Kuta, Kishu, Dilbat,
and Uruk, "cities without peer ... the town threw open its gates before him.*. ...
/.../chapter iitiglath-pileser iii and the.htm

The Reaction against Egypt
... of demarcation between them, and we are often obliged to ... the Nile and to the
river-side cities on the ... the central steppe and through the Cilician Gates, to the ...
/.../chapter iithe reaction against egypt.htm

The Medes and the Second Chaldaean Empire
... allowed their critical faculties, and often their imagination ... and several lines of
walled cities"among which ... two small forts placed close to the main gates. ...
/.../chapter iiithe medes and the.htm

The Iranian Conquest
... classical writers maintain that the Magi often cloaked monstrous ... his fortress of
Sidene, opened its gates after a ... the passion of the Greek cities for autonomy. ...
/.../chapter ithe iranian conquest.htm

Solomon's Temple Spiritualized
... 'The heathen made the chief gates of their ... The two cities Sion and Jerusalem, were
such as sometimes set forth the two churches, the true and the false, and ...
/.../bunyan/the works of john bunyan volumes 1-3/solomons temple spiritualized.htm

Resources
Are there pearly gates in heaven? | GotQuestions.org

How could the laws of God be written on doorframes, gates, and foreheads? | GotQuestions.org

What was the significance of gatekeepers in the Bible? | GotQuestions.org

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Gates

Gates of Christ

Gates of Cities

Gates of Cities: Battering Rams Used Against

Gates of Cities: Chief Places of Concourse

Gates of Cities: Chief Points of Attack in War

Gates of Cities: Conferences Held At

Gates of Cities: Councils of State Held At

Gates of Cities: Courts of Justice Held At

Gates of Cities: Criminals Punished At

Gates of Cities: Custom of Sitting At, in the Evening, Alluded To

Gates of Cities: Experienced officers Placed Over

Gates of Cities: Idolatrous Rites Performed At

Gates of Cities: Land Redeemed At

Gates of Cities: Land Sold At

Gates of Cities: Markets Held At

Gates of Cities: Often Razed and Burned

Gates of Cities: Proclamations Made At

Gates of Cities: Public Censure Passed At

Gates of Cities: Public Commendation Given At

Gates of Cities: Shut at Night-Fall

Gates of Cities: Troops Reviewed At, Going to War

Gates of Death

Gates of Hell

Gates of Jerusalem: Corner Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Dung Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Fish Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Gate of Ephraim

Gates of Jerusalem: Gate of Miphkad

Gates of Jerusalem: Gate of the Fountain

Gates of Jerusalem: High Gate of Benjamin

Gates of Jerusalem: Horse Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Old Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Sheep Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Valley Gate

Gates of Jerusalem: Water Gate

Gates of Righteousness

Gates of Salvation

Gates of the Gospel

Gates of the Grave

Gates of the People of a City

Gates of the Powers of Hell (Hades)

Gates of the Temple: Called Gates of Righteousness

Gates of the Temple: Called Gates of the Lord

Gates of the Temple: Called Gates of Zion

Gates of the Temple: Charge of, Given by Lot

Gates of the Temple: Frequented by Beggars

Gates of the Temple: Levites the Porters of

Gates of the Temple: One Specially Beautiful

Gates of the Temple: Overlaid With Gold

Gates of the Temple: The Pious Israelites Delighted to Enter

Gates of the Temple: The Treasury Placed At

Gates: (Of Heaven) Access to God

Gates: (Of Hell) Satan's Power

Gates: (Of the Grave) Death

Gates: (Strait) the Entrance to Life

Gates: (Wide) the Entrance to Ruin

Gates: Bodies of Criminals Exposed to View At

Gates: Carcase of Sin-Offering Burned Without

Gates: Closed at Night

Gates: Closed on the Sabbath

Gates: Conferences on Public Affairs

Gates: Criminals Generally Punished Without

Gates: Design of

Gates: Double Doors

Gates: Fastened With Bars of Iron

Gates: Guards At

Gates: Holding Courts of Justice

Gates: Jails Made in the Towers of

Gates: Made of Brass

Gates: Made of Iron

Gates: Made of Wood

Gates: Made to Camps

Gates: Made to Cities

Gates: Made to Houses

Gates: Made to Palaces

Gates: Made to Prisons

Gates: Made to Rivers

Gates: Made to Temples

Gates: Often Two-Leaved

Gates: Place for Public Concourse

Gates: Punishment of Criminals Outside of

Gates: Religious Services Held At

Gates: Symbolical

Gates: The Law Read At

Gates: The Open Square of, a Place for Idlers

Gates: The Place for the Transaction of Public Business, Announcement of Legal Transactions

Gates: Thrones of Kings At

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