Genesis 11:4
whose.De 1:28; 9:1; Da 4:11,22and let.2Sa 8:13; Ps 49:11-13; Pr 10:7; Da 4:30; Joh 5:44lest.8,9; Ps 92:9; Lu 1:51Psalms 139:8-10
I ascend.Eze 28:12-17; Am 9:2-4; Ob 1:4in hell.Job 26:6; 34:21,22; Pr 15:11; Jon 2:2 If I take.Light has been proved, by many experiments, to travel at the astonishing rate of 194,188 miles in one second of time; and comes from the sun to the earth, a distance of 95,513,794 miles in 8 minutes and nearly 12 seconds! But, could I even fly upon the wings or rays of the morning light, which diffuses itself with such velocity over the globe from east to west, instead of being beyond Thy reach, or by this sudden transition be able to escape Thy notice, Thy arm could still at pleasure prevent or arrest my progress, and I should still be encircled with the immensity of Thy essence. The sentiment in this noble passage is remarkably striking and the description truly sublime. the wings.18:10; 19:6; Mal 4:2dwell.74:16,17; Isa 24:14-16 63:8; 73:23; 143:9,10; Isa 41:13Isaiah 14:12-15
How art thou fallen.13:10; 34:4; Eze 28:13-17; Lu 10:18; 2Pe 2:4; Re 12:7-10Lucifer. or, day-star.2Pe 1:19; Re 2:28; 22:16weaken.4-6; Jer 50:23; 51:20-24 thou.47:7-10; Eze 27:3; 28:2; 29:3; Da 4:30,31; Zep 2:15; Re 18:7,8I will ascend.Eze 28:9,12-16; Da 8:10-12the mount.2:2; Ps 48:2 ascend.37:23,24I will be.47:8; Ge 3:5; 2Th 2:4 thou.3-11; Eze 28:8,9; Mt 11:23; Ac 12:22,23; Re 19:20to the.Eze 32:23Isaiah 47:5
silent.13:20; 14:23; 1Sa 2:9; Ps 31:17; 46:10; Jer 25:10; La 1:1; Hab 2:20Zec 2:13; Mt 22:12,13; Jude 1:13; Re 18:21-24for.After Babylon was taken by Cyrus, instead of being "the lady of kingdoms," the metropolis of a great empire, and mistress of all the East, it became subject to the Persians; and the imperial seat being removed to Susa, instead of having a king, it had only a deputy residing there, who governed it as a province of the Persian empire. 7; 13:19; 14:4; Da 2:37,38; Re 17:3-5,18; 18:7,16-19Isaiah 47:7
thou saidst.5; Eze 28:2,12-14; 29:3; Da 4:29; 5:18-23so that.46:8,9; De 32:29; Jer 5:31; Eze 7:3-9Jeremiah 49:16
terribleness.48:29; Pr 16:18; 18:21; 29:23; Isa 25:4,5; 49:25; Ob 1:3dwellest.So 2:14; Isa 2:21though.48:28; Job 39:27; Isa 14:13-15; Eze 28:11-19; Am 9:2; Ob 1:4Jeremiah 51:25
I am.50:31O destroying.53,58; Ge 11:4; Isa 13:2; Da 4:30; Zec 4:7which destroyest.7,20-23; 25:9,18-27; Re 8:8; 17:1-6and will.2Pe 3:10; Re 8:8; 18:9,10Jeremiah 51:58
The broad walls of Babylon. or, The walls of broad Babylon.According to the testimony of Herodotus, the circumference of the walls of Babylon was 480 stadia, or 60 miles, their breadth 50 cubits, and their height 200 cubits; but when Darius became master of the place, B.C. 516, he took away all their 100 gates of brass, and beat down their walls to 50 cubits; and now not a vestige of these immense fortifications remains, to mark the site of this once mighty city! 44; 50:15broken. or, made naked. high gates.30; Isa 45:1,2the people.9,64; Ps 127:1; Isa 65:23; Hab 2:13
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