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 1    Pent,  Gen   10:    8(6)|              century B.C.), the first Assyrian conqueror of Babylonia and
 2    Pent,  Gen   10:   12(9)|                            12] Calah: Assyrian Kalhu, the capital of Assyria
 3    Pent,  Jos   12:    1(1)|         monuments of the Egyptian and Assyrian monarchs. Perhaps it was
 4    Pent,  Jud   18:   30(3)|               year 734 B.C., when the Assyrian emperor Tiglath-pileser
 5     His, 1Kin   10:    1(1)|               in eighth-century- B.C. Assyrian inscriptions. Sheba was
 6     His, 2Kin   15:   19(2)|         Babylonian throne name of the Assyrian Tiglath-pileser III; cf
 7     His, 2Kin   17:    4   |             the annual tribute to his Assyrian overlord. ~
 8     His, 2Kin   18:   17(4)|          major functionaries by their Assyrian titles, of which only the
 9     His, 2Kin   19:   35   |       eighty-five thousand men in the Assyrian camp. Early the next morning,
10     His, 1Chr    5:   26(2)|               Pul: the name which the Assyrian king Tiglath-pileser III (
11     His, 2Chr   30:    6   |            left from the hands of the Assyrian kings. ~
12     His, 2Chr   32:   21   |          commander in the camp of the Assyrian king, so that he had to
13     His, 2Chr   33:   11   |            the army commanders of the Assyrian king; they took Manasseh
14     His, 2Chr   33:   11(1)|             However, according to the Assyrian inscriptions, he paid tribute
15     His, 2Chr   33:   11(1)|                he paid tribute to the Assyrian kings Esarhaddon (680-669
16     His, 2Chr   34:    3(1)|          Judah could free itself from Assyrian domination. From 2 Kings
17     His,  Tob   14:   10(4)|          Ahiqar, chancellor under the Assyrian kings Sennacherib and Esarhaddon,
18     His,  Jdt  Int         | Nebuchadnezzar, leads an overwhelming Assyrian force in a punitive campaign
19     His,  Jdt  Int         |            who refused to help in the Assyrian war against the Medes. The
20     His,  Jdt  Int         |          garments and proceeds to the Assyrian camp, where she succeeds
21     His,  Jdt    2:   14   |          generals and officers of the Assyrian army. ~
22     His,  Jdt    5:    1   |             commander-in-chief of the Assyrian army, that the Israelites
23     His,  Jdt    6:    1   |             commander-in-chief of the Assyrian army, said to Achior, in
24     His,  Jdt    6:   17   |               his own words among the Assyrian officers, and of all the
25     His,  Jdt    7:   18   |              Mochmur. The rest of the Assyrian army was encamped in the
26     His,  Jdt    7:   20   |                         20 ~The whole Assyrian camp, infantry, chariots,
27     His,  Jdt   10:   11   |          valley, they encountered the Assyrian outpost. ~
28     His,  Jdt   12:   13   |             and to be like one of the Assyrian women who live in the palace
29     His,  Jdt   13:   15   |              general in charge of the Assyrian army, and here is the canopy
30     His,  Jdt   14:    3   |            awaken the generals of the Assyrian army. When they run to the
31     His,  Jdt   14:   19   |            When the commanders of the Assyrian army heard these words,
32     His,  Jdt   16:    3   |                               3 ~"The Assyrian came from the mountains
33   WisdB,  Sir   48:   17(2)|             20) availed with God. The Assyrian oppressors were routed (
34  ProphB,  Isa    5:   26(6)|           description of the invading Assyrian army, God's instrument for
35  ProphB,  Isa    8:    6(4)|           therefore summon the mighty Assyrian army, symbolized by the
36  ProphB,  Isa   10:   24   |              in Zion, do not fear the Assyrian, though he strikes you with
37  ProphB,  Isa   10:   27(5)|    description of the progress of the Assyrian army, advancing from the
38  ProphB,  Isa   14:   25   |                  25 ~I will break the Assyrian in my land and trample him
39  ProphB,  Isa   14:   29(6)|                           29] Rod: an Assyrian oppressor whose identity
40  ProphB,  Isa   28:   15(5)|             scourge: the flood of the Assyrian invasion; cf Isaiah 8:7-
41  ProphB,  Isa   36:   11(3)|           they fear the effect of the Assyrian claims upon the morale of
42  ProphB,  Isa   37:   36   |           eighty-five thousand in the Assyrian camp. Early the next morning,
43  ProphB,  Hos    5:   13(7)|             had to pay tribute to the Assyrian king Tiglath-pileser III,
44  ProphB,  Hos    5:   13(7)|             was the title used by the Assyrian kings.~
45  ProphB,  Amo    5:   26(6)|              reference is made to the Assyrian deities, Sakkuth, god of
46  ProphB,  Nah    1:   12(6)|             yoke: the dominion of the Assyrian king over Judah.~
47    Gosp,  Mat    2:   18(9)|              exile at the time of the Assyrian invasion of the northern
48    Gosp,  Mat    4:   12(6)|              B.C.) at the time of the Assyrian invasion. In order to accommodate
49   NTLet, 1Cor   14:   20(7)|       punishment) through the lips of Assyrian conquerors (Isaiah 28:11-