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• Destruction (EBD)
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• Destruction, City of (EBD)
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• Nahum (disambiguation)
  * [[Nahum]] - The minor prophet who wrote about the destruction of the Assyrian empire * [[Book of Nahum]] - The book of the Old Testament about the destruction of the Assyrian empire
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• Destruction (EBD)
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• Destruction, City of (EBD)
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• Maher-Shalal-Hash-Baz
  ...the spoil, he has made haste to the plunder" and was a sign of the coming destruction and plunder of Samaria and Damascus by the Assyrian Empire.
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• Hell
  The [[Gospels]] portray images of destruction and torment when referring to hell. Passages such as [[Matthew 3]]:10-12 give an image of destruction.
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• Environmentalism
  .... This concern and understanding has grown out of the increasingly obvious destruction of the natural world at the hands of humans. Most Christians do not have st
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• Temple Mount
  ..., also known as The Kotel, is a part of the Temple Mount that survived the destruction of the Second Temple and remains standing. The Western Wall is holy due to ...m of desecrating a sacred place with secular ways. Jesus also predicts the destruction of the Second Temple ([[Matthew 24:2]]) and allegorically compares his body
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• Vengeance Rising
  * ''Destruction Comes'' (1991, Intense)
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• Book of Nahum
  ...Nahum is a book of the [[Old Testament]] that contains prophecy about the destruction of [[Nineveh]] because of the sinful ways of its people. Nineveh was the ca
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• Book of Jonah
  ...o prophesy to the people of [[Nineveh]] to persuade them to repent or face destruction. The book records Jonah, when attempting to run in the other direction, is
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• Book of Jeremiah
  ...nts surrounding the life the prophet Jeremiah who lived at the time of the destruction of Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem during the fall of the Kingdom of Judah at
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• Church building
  Following the inclusion of non-Jews (Gentiles) into the church and later the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in [[AD 70]], Christianity and Judaism increasin
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• Persecuted Church
  ...history of Christianity. Persecution has included confiscation of Bibles, destruction, imprisonment, torture and even execution. Today, some of the worst persecu
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• Book of Hosea
  ...ah]], God no longer had pity on the Northern [[Kingdom of Israel]] and its destruction was imminent. The [[Hosea 13|13th chapter]] foretells the destruction of the [[kingdom of Israel]] at the hands of [[Assyria]], because there has
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• Ezekiel 12
  ...ese signs acts Ezekiel acted out a drama that showed the certain coming of destruction of Jerusalem because the people had turned their back on God. The events of
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• Book of Lamentations
  Lamentations reflects the period immediately following the destruction of Jerusalem in [[586 BC]]. Many elements of the lament are borne out in th
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• Persecution of the early church
  In the late third and early fourth centuries, torture of Christians and destruction of churches became increasingly pursued under [[Galerius]] and [[Diocletian
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• Luke 10 and John 6 - The Work of Jesus (G.G.)
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• Epistle of Barnabas (anon)
  The Maccabaean spirit of the Jews never burned more furiously than after the destruction of Jerusalem, and while it was kindling the conflagration that broke out un
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• The local church
  ...t that replaces the soul grows inside the hulking space left behind in the destruction. Eventually this spirit is reunited to its godhead in a result Lee called ...destroyed'' without exception. Humans have a choice whether to allow this destruction to lead to Hell or to lead to their empty hulk of destroyed soul returning
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