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 1   2, 71|       the slaughter of wars, the desolation of villages, the rasing
 2   2, 73|     giving them up to bloodshed, desolation, and mutual slaughter? and,
 3   2, 76|    fallen under the extremity of desolation, and all those Gods, which
 4   2, 80|         among men: but, in their desolation, an entire peace with every
 5   4, 18|        and reduced to utter  ./. desolation ! But the things which took
 6   4, 18|     place undergo such an entire desolation as this was. Not at the
 7   4, 18|          the whole period of the desolation of the place in those times:
 8   4, 18|        judgment of God, to utter desolation ; -- to  ./. those who visit
 9   4, 18|         only to be double of the desolation of seventy years, -- which
10   4, 18|        an entire destruction and desolation, on account of the audacity
11   4, 18|    description, -- have suffered desolation from that time to this!
12   4, 19|     moreover, the cause of their desolation when He said, "If thou hadst
13   4, 20|        an army, know ye that its desolation is near. Then let those
14   4, 20|          thence know ye that its desolation is near." Now, let no one
15   4, 20|  reduction of the place, and the desolation that should be in it, another
16   4, 20|           to be a final and full desolation and destruction67. He designates
17   4, 20| destruction67. He designates the desolation of Jerusalem, by the destruction
18   4, 20|         not to suppose, that the desolation of the city, mentioned in
19   4, 20|           But He styled this its desolation (viz), because it should
20   4, 23|         time mentioned, in utter desolation and (destruction by) burning.