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 1 6,1 |            Some thirty years later Cyrus, the Persian prince of Anshan —
 2 6,1 |        into his hands. By 546 B.C. Cyrus had the whole of the Median
 3 6,1 |            one short campaign, but Cyrus needed three years to subdue
 4 6,1 |             son, killed (Dan. 5).~ Cyrus gave the exiled Jews permission
 5 6,4 |         three witnesses or agents: Cyrus (41:2-4t 21-29; 44:24-45:
 6 6,4 |            not only do Babylon and Cyrus disappear, but even in one
 7 6,4 |           cf. with 52:Hf; 55:12).~ Cyrus was probably the first of
 8 6,4 |          century and a half before Cyrus was born!~ Cyrus did not
 9 6,4 |            before Cyrus was born!~ Cyrus did not know Jehovah (45:
10 6,4 |        countries he conquered (For Cyrus’ politic acceptance of the
11 6,5 |            realization that though Cyrus will do all for which he
12 6,5 |        changed by the victories of Cyrus. Spiritual ends can never
13 6,5 |          material means. So though Cyrus sweeps to his fore-ordained
14 6,7 |         form part of an address to Cyrus, who was a Zoroastrian,
15 10,4|         irony that Babylon fell to Cyrus partially at least through
16 14,2|            and Zechariah. ~ Though Cyrus was a man of most enlightened
17 14,2|            frustrate the decree of Cyrus about the rebuilding of
18 14,2| strengthened the original edict of Cyrus (Ezra 6:6-12), which was
19 17,7|        being the more likely. When Cyrus conquered Babylon (539 B.C).
20 17,3|       Those who make the decree of Cyrus (Ezra 1:2ft) the starting
21 17,3|         Dan. 9, that the decree of Cyrus was 487 years before the