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 1       I, I      |           therefore, to tell of the destruction of Jerusalem, the persecutions
 2       I, XVI    |          his own people, and in the destruction of the enemy, by such a
 3       I, XX     |          indeed on that day a great destruction in the camp, so that twenty
 4       I, XX     |         their prey than prove their destruction. But that stiff-necked race,
 5       I, XXIV   |          conquered nations to utter destruction. But the people, through
 6       I, XXVII  |             taken from him, wrought destruction to her nation. Trusting
 7       I, XXIX   |             few was punished by the destruction of a multitude. These things
 8       I, XXXIII |           people, he was saved from destruction. At that time, Samuel, being
 9       I, XXXV   |              but his efforts at his destruction were in vain, for God protected
10       I, XXXVIII|             saying that he deserved destruction inasmuch as it was he who
11       I, XLVIII |           from Judaea, and denounce destruction upon the city, as Sodom
12       I, L      |            at the gates, threatened destruction, and demanded surrender,
13       I, LI     |             speedily return for the destruction of Judaea. But Ezekias,
14       I, LIII   |            Jews up to captivity and destruction), Nabuchodonosor entered
15      II, IV     |           Godolin was set after the destruction of Jerusalem, the Jews taking
16      II, IV     |            But when he learned that destruction threatened him, leaving
17      II, IV     |           the guilt of a few by the destruction of all; for, in addition
18      II, VI     |     profaned vessels sacred to God, destruction impended over him, and that
19      II, XI     |    restoration of the temple to its destruction, which was completed by
20      II, XIII   |           existed no ground for its destruction. Esther's attention was
21      II, XIII   | fellow-countrymen, even should sure destruction await her, she was prepared
22      II, XIII   |            implored him to stay the destruction which threatened her nation.
23      II, XVI    |           it should lead to her own destruction. She therefore decks her
24      II, XVIII  |             and wasted it with much destruction. That came to pass in the
25      II, XXX    |             should be given over to destruction at the very time of the