Medo-Persian Kingdom: Kings of Were Exceeding Rich
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Esther 1:4
When he showed the riches of his glorious kingdom and the honor of his excellent majesty many days, even an hundred and fourscore days.
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Daniel 12:2
And many of them that sleep in the dust of the earth shall awake, some to everlasting life, and some to shame and everlasting contempt.
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The Prophet Joel.
... belonged, it is true, to the kingdom of Judah ... rebellion;"for this, according to 2
Kings 8:22 ... in Daniel, which denote the Chaldean, Medo-Persian, Grecian, and ...
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Iran

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

Persia: An Empire Which Extended from India to Ethiopia, Comprising One-Hundred and Twenty-Seven Provinces

Persia: Artaxerxes I

Persia: Artaxerxes Ii

Persia: Captivity Foretold

Persia: Cyrus

Persia: Darius

Persia: Government of, Restricted by Constitutional Limitations

Persia: Israel Captive In

Persia: Men of, in the Tyrian Army

Persia: Municipal Governments In, Provided With Dual Governors

Persia: Princes of

Persia: Prophecies Concerning

Persia: Rulers of Ahasuerus

Persia: Status of Women In; Queen Sat on the Throne With the King

Persia: System of Justice

Persia: The Princes Were Advisors in Matters of Administration

Persia: Vashti Was Divorced for Refusing to Appear Before the King's Courtiers

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