DESERTS
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
(1) General References to
(2) Notable
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Vast barren plains
Uninhabited places
Infested with wild beasts
Infested with serpents
Infested with robbers
Danger of travelling in
Guides required in
Heath often found in
Parts of, afforded pasture
Inhabited by wandering tribes
The persecuted fled to
The disaffected fled to
DESCRIBED AS
Uninhabited and lonesome
Uncultivated
Desolate
Dry and without water
Trackless
Great and terrible
Waste and howling
PHENOMENA OF, ALLUDED TO
Mirage or deceptive appearance of water
Simoom or deadly wind
Tornadoes or whirlwinds
Clouds of sand and dust
MENTIONED IN SCRIPTURE
Arabian or great desert
Bethaven
Beersheba
Damascus
Edom
Engedi
Gibeon
Judea
Jeruel
Kedemoth
Kadesh
Maon
Paran
Shur
Sin
Sinai
Ziph
Zin
Of the Red Sea
Near Gaza
ILLUSTRATIVE OF
Barrenness
Those deprived of blessings
The world
The Gentiles
What affords no support
Desolation by armies