Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,3,5|           killed or taken away to Babylon as ~captives (586 B.C.,
 2   1,3,5|    Babylonian captivity. ~Fall of Babylon 539. Cy-~rus the king of
 3   1,3,6|            allowed to return from Babylon to Jerusalem and to start
 4   1,5,2|        armies of Nabopellessar of Babylon (king of the Chaldeans)
 5   1,5,2|           raised a revolt against Babylon and with many of his court ~
 6   1,5,2|           was led to captivity in Babylon (It was the first Babylonian
 7   1,5,2|           Judaea rebelled against Babylon (Chaldea) ~again. In 586
 8   1,5,2|     Babylonian Captivity ~Fall of Babylon 539 ~Cyrus of Persia 559-
 9   1,5,5|      elements of prophecies about Babylon are yet to be fulfilled (
10   1,5,5|           about Gentile kingdoms, Babylon and antichrist (13-14),
11   1,5,5|         prediction of the fall of Babylon (21), ~prediction of the
12   1,5,5|   consolation of the captives in ~Babylon (43-44), fall of Babylon (
13   1,5,5|          Babylon (43-44), fall of Babylon (46-47), the Messiah (49-
14   1,5,5|      conquered by Nabopolassar of Babylon in 612 B.C. Herodotus, ~
15   1,5,5|          who was taken captive to Babylon), to submit to Nebuchadrezzar.
16   1,5,5|           the ~king of Judah into Babylon to Nebuchadrezzar (Jeremiah
17   1,5,5|        After that Baruch moved to Babylon where, as the tradition
18   1,5,5|           desire of the Jews from Babylon to encourage ~their compatriots,
19   1,5,5|       with the Jews that lived in Babylon, and then sent it to Joakim
20   1,5,5|        Jews he was led captive to Babylon in 597 B.C. and settled
21   1,5,5|       Daniel was taken captive to Babylon. Together with other noble
22   1,5,5| successors. After the conquest of Babylon he became counselor to kings ~
23   1,5,5|        one another, starting with Babylon and ending with Rome. The
24   1,5,5|         Chapters 11-12 and 17). ~ Babylon was taken by Darius the
25   1,5,5|    already mentioned, the fall of Babylon ~had been predicted by the
26   1,5,5|         In the book of Revelation Babylon signifies the kingdom of
27   1,5,5|          of the reign of Cyrus in Babylon, ~Daniel was honored to
28   1,5,7|          For example, the ancient Babylon is ~associated with the
29   2,1  |        the southern kingdom, into Babylon, and the~restoration of
30   2,1  |         Persian who had conquered Babylon, permitted Jews~under Zerubbabel
31   2,1,5|    permitted to take with them to Babylon copies of the law and of
32   2,1,5|           Ezra who lived first at Babylon and then at Jerusalem shortly
33   2,1,1|          ruins of Egypt, Nineveh, Babylon, and even Syria~dwarf those
34   2,2,5|         he~writes: “She who is in Babylon, elected together with you,
35   2,2,5|          Peter 5:13). Most likely Babylon was used as another name
36   2,3,3|         first Epistle is shown as Babylon (5:13). In the history of
37   2,5,4|           destruction of Chaldean Babylon speak simultaneously also
38   2,5,4|          the judgment of Nineveh, Babylon, the~Roman Empire, Byzantium,
39   2,5,4|          Armageddon. The image of~Babylon the harlot represents mankind,
40   2,5,4|       here God's judgment~against Babylon is described in generalities,
41   2,5,4|          and 19), the judgment of Babylon is described in~detail.
42   2,5,4|       presented in the imagery of Babylon and Egypt. The punishment
43   2,5,0|        the antichristian empire (“Babylon”), then the antichrist and
44   2,5,0|   narrative regarding the fall of Babylon is given twice: at first
45   2,5,0|         detail in chapters 18-19. Babylon is depicted as~a harlot
46   2,5,0|    sitting on the beast. The name Babylon brings to mind the Chaldean
47   2,5,0|       brings to mind the Chaldean Babylon, in~which godless power
48   2,5,0|         attributed~to Apocalyptic Babylon are not applicable to ancient
49   2,5,0|          regarding the~“secret of Babylon” that concerned the antichrist
50   2,5,1|              The judgment against Babylon, antichrist, and the false
51   2,5,1|           kingdom, which he calls Babylon. This description is similar
52   2,5,1|    regarding the fall of Chaldean Babylon in 539 B.C. (Isa. ch. 13-
53   2,5,1|    narrative of the punishment of Babylon, the~antichrist, the false
54   2,5,1|           come the destruction of Babylon. At some later time~there
55   2,5,3|      sinners.~(15- 17).~Judgement~Babylon. Antichrist~false prophet. (
56   2,5,3|             Total annihilation of~Babylon. Punishment o~the beast