NINEVEH
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Origin and antiquity of
Situated on the river Tigris
The ancient capital of Assyria
Called the bloody city
Jonah sent to proclaim the destruction of
Inhabitants of, repented at Jonah's preaching
Destruction of, averted
DESCRIBED AS
Great
Extensive
Rich
Strong
Commercial
Populous
Vile
Wicked
Idolatrous
Full of joy and carelessness
Full of lies and robbery
Full of witchcraft
PREDICTIONS RESPECTING
Coming up of the Babylonish armies against
Destruction of its people
Spoiling of its treasures
Destruction of its idols
Degradation and contempt put on
Utter destruction
Complete desolation
Feebleness of its people
Being taken while people were drunk
Captivity of its people
Capitol of the Assyrian Empire
Contained a population of upwards of one-hundred and twenty thousand people, when Jonah preached
Extent of
Sennacherib in
Jonah preaches to
Nahum prophesies against
Zephaniah foretells the desolation of