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Meanings of babylonian captivity in English
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Usage of babylonian captivity in English
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These legends became known to the Jews during their Babylonian captivity.
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He ascribes to Ezekiel two books foretelling the Babylonian captivity.
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The Jews adopted it after the Babylonian captivity.
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With the Babylonian captivity the Jews lost their fixed seats, and so became a trading people.
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Crisis of Secession: Luther's Works-tothe Christian Nobility of the German Nation, and on the Babylonian Captivity.
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The Jews were thus delivered from the worst enemy that had afflicted them since the Babylonian captivity.
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It was to treat of the ' Babylonian Captivity of the Church,' taking as its subject the Christian sacraments.
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Following the " Babylonian Captivity" came the "Great Schism."
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The prophet had been painting the ideal Messianic Deliverer, with special reference to the return from the Babylonian captivity.
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"The kids were studying about the captivity," Quinette said, "the Babylonian Captivity.
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These legends of the Flood and the Tower of Babel were obviously borrowed by the Jews during their Babylonian captivity.
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Here it remained for a space of about seventy years, an era known in Church history as the Babylonian Captivity.
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Cornelius, the secretary, has given me Luther's " Babylonian Captivity:" in return I gave him my three big books.
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Even he found much that was good in Luther's writings, but the contents of his book, the ' Babylonian Captivity,' were detestable.
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It was for the necessities of the legend that he was made to live at the time of the Babylonian captivity.]
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The divine pleading was slighted, and Jerusalem's fall and the Babylonian captivity came as the result of the Israelites' disregard of God's holy day.