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 1   1,3,5|  Israelites were relocated to Assyria, and some inhabitants of
 2   1,3,5|       and some inhabitants of Assyria were relocated ~to Israel.
 3   1,3,5|       Phoenicia. ~ ~Growth of Assyria. ~Founding of Rome 750 ~ ~
 4   1,5,2|       Nineveh, the capital of Assyria. After his preaching and
 5   1,5,2| tribute to ~Tiglathpileser of Assyria. As the demands of Assyrian
 6   1,5,2|   Shalmaneser IV the king of ~Assyria invaded Israel and devastated
 7   1,5,2|  maintained the alliance with Assyria. However, after the death
 8   1,5,2|       Sennacherib returned to Assyria and was soon murdered by
 9   1,5,2|    Manasseh made a union with Assyria and ~set himself a goal
10   1,5,2|      rid of the dependence on Assyria, but paid for it dearly.
11   1,5,2|      Nechoh II made war with ~Assyria and passed through Judaea.
12   1,5,2|     wanted to remain loyal to Assyria and faced Pharaoh ~Nechoh
13   1,5,2|      time of loss of power of Assyria and strengthening of the
14   1,5,2|   Phoenicia ~ ~Development of Assyria ~ ~Foundation of Rome 750 ~ ~
15   1,5,5|      Nineveh, the ~capital of Assyria. He is supposed to be a
16   1,5,5|    Pressure from ~the hostile Assyria added to the political instability
17   1,5,5|      Hezekiah, Sennacherib of Assyria attacked Jerusalem. By the ~
18   1,5,5|    Child (8-9), ~speech about Assyria (10), the Messiah and His
19   1,5,5|       32), pre-~diction about Assyria (33), judgment over nations
20   1,5,5|    that was why Isaiah called Assyria “the rod of the anger of~
21   1,5,5|      Nineveh, the capital of ~Assyria, for the sake of the repentance
22   1,5,5|      inhabitants. After that, Assyria started to grow and ~strengthen
23   2,1  |     the northern~kingdom into Assyria and later of Judah, the