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 1 3,4 |     nation of antiquity in the Near East that gloried in cruelty,
 2 4,2 |       G. A. Smith, I, p. 74.), near enough to the desert to
 3 4,2 |      desert to bear its stamp, near enough to the high road
 4 4,2 |        4:10) — it ravished the Near East in 765 B.C). and a
 5 5,7 |         10:5, 8) was a village near Beth-el (Joshua 7:2, ISam.
 6 6,1 |        alliance dominating the Near East.~ Jerusalem was captured
 7 6,3 |        universal belief in the Near East was that a god and
 8 7,2 |       of the Philistine plain, near Gath.1 While Isaiah depicts
 9 7,3 |     places, probably all in or near the Shephelah being chosen
10 8,4 |       we have combined far and near and all the points of the
11 8,5 |       calamity anywhere in the Near East should have been recognized
12 9,2 |       north of Mosul, which is near the ruins of Nineveh. Nahum’
13 9,2 |     portion of Simeon, perhaps near Lachish.~ Sentiment might
14 11,2|      the Philistine who in and near Palestine was uncircumcised).
15 11,3|        that we are now drawing near to the end of Jeremiah’s
16 11,6|       and the king’s doom drew near; but before that doom fell,
17 11,7|       when Nebuchadnezzar drew near Jerusalem, all Jewish slaves
18 15,4|       The bottom” is somewhere near the city, and is probably
19 15,5| looking to the future, however near he may hope it to be. It
20 17,1|     days, and they brought Him near before Him. And there was