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 1 1,7 | prophecy of the destruction of Nineveh. Could we know all the circumstances,
 2 1,7 |         would often be better. Nineveh was not des­troyed in forty
 3 3,4 |        1). ~ The wickedness of Nineveh needs no elaboration. The
 4 3,4 |        over the coming fall of Nineveh. It is easy to understand
 5 3,6 |                                Nineveh Repents (Ch. 3). ~ In the
 6 3,6 |          In the description of Nineveh there is probably an element
 7 3,6 |      tells the wide expanse of Nineveh, including even open land
 8 3,6 |          p. 53. It is “Greater Nineveh” that is meant, the actual
 9 3,7 |     accepted the repentance of Nineveh (3:10). It offended his
10 6,5 |      end in the destruction of Nineveh itself (612 B.C.). ~ By
11 6,1 |       Assyria has disappeared. Nineveh fell to the confederate
12 9,1 |                    The Fall of Nineveh.~ The whole prophecy of
13 9,1 |      of the coming downfall of Nineveh “the bloody city.” It consists
14 9,1 |     pictures of the capture of Nineveh (ch. 2 and ch. 3).~ The
15 9,1 |      before the actual fall of Nineveh in 612 B.C. The general
16 9,1 |      B.C.~ Already in 626 B.C. Nineveh had been attacked by the
17 9,1 |      between them and attacked Nineveh, which feU in 612 B.C. Four
18 9,1 |        dominated by the sin of Nineveh that he makes no reference
19 9,2 |     which is near the ruins of Nineveh. Nahum’s tomb is shown there,
20 9,4 |          The Siege and Fall of Nineveh (Chs. 2, 3). ~ The chapter
21 9,4 |       of the actual capture of Nineveh, nor does he give a detailed
22 9,4 |       such sieges always were. Nineveh was doomed and it was in
23 10,2|     than 612 B.C., the year of Nineveh’s fall, and they may be
24 11,6|    preceded the destruction of Nineveh in 612 B.C., but the Greek
25 11,0|     had not been learnt.~ When Nineveh fell in 612 B.C., the popular
26 15,2|      the North and the fall of Nineveh. 9 : 13 no more demands