TYRE
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Antiquity of
Insular position of
Strongly fortified
Governed by kings
Soldiers of, supplied by Persia, &c
Often confederated against the Jews and rejoiced in their calamities
David and Solomon formed alliances with
The Jews condemned for purchasing from the people of, on the Sabbath
Propitiated the favour of Herod
CALLED
The daughter of Zidon
The daughter of Tarshish
The joyous city
The crowning city
The renowned city
CELEBRATED FOR
Its beauty
Its commerce
Its wealth
Strength and beauty of its ships
INHABITANTS OF
Sea-faring men
Mercantile men
Proud and haughty
Self-conceited
Superstitious
Wicked
SUPPLIED
Seamen for Solomon's navy
A master-builder for the temple
Stones and timber for building the temple
Timber for rebuilding the temple and city
CHRIST
Alluded to the depravity of
Visited the coasts of
Was followed by many from
Paul found disciples at
Depended for provision upon Galilee
PROPHECIES RESPECTING
Envy against the Jews a cause of its destruction
Pride a cause of its destruction
To be destroyed by the king of Babylon
Inhabitants of, to emigrated to other countries
To be scraped as the top of a rock, and to be a place for the spreading nets
The king of Babylon to be rewarded with the spoil of Egypt for his service against
To lie waste and be forgotten for seventy years
Its restoration to commercial greatness after seventy years
Its second destruction by the Macedonians
The ruins of the first city to be employed in making a causeway to effect the destruction of insular Tyre
Never to recover its greatness
Its inhabitants to be sold as slaves, as a recompence for their selling the Jews
All nations to be terrified at its destruction
To participated in the blessings of the gospel
Hiram, king of
Sends material to David for his palace
Men and materials sent from, to Solomon, for the erection of the temple and his castles
On the northern boundary of the tribe of Asher
Pleasant site of
Fortified
Commerce of
Merchants of
Antiquity of
Riches of
Besieged by Nebuchadnezzar
Jesus goes to the coasts of
Heals the daughter of the non-Jewish, Syrophenician woman near
Multitudes from, come to hear Jesus, and to be healed of their diseases
The hostility of Herod Agrippa I toward
Paul visits
To be judged according to its opportunity and privileges
Prophecies relating to