Identifier: biblepanoramaorh00fost (find matches)
Title: The Bible panorama, or The Holy Scriptures in picture and story
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Foster, William A. (from old catalog)
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there I will causehim to be put to death with the sword. So Hezekiah would not obey thecommand of the king of Assyria to give up the city. Then the king of Assyria sent his servants to Hezekiah with a letter, saying,Do not let thy God make thee believe that I cannot take Jerusalem. Thou hastheard how the kings of Assyria have destroyed other nations; their gods werenot able to save them, and can thy God save thee? When Hezekiah read the letter he was in great trouble, and he took it andwent up to the temple and there sioread it open before the Lord. And Hezekiahprayed that the Lord would save them from the Assyrians. And the Lord heard Hezekiahs prayer, and in the night sent his destroyingangel into the camp of the Assyrians, and the angel slew a hundred and eighty-five thousand of them. Then the king of Assyria went back with shame to hisown land. There, while he was worshipping in the house of his idol, two of his own sons put him to death. So the Lord saved the people of Judah. 172
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IX THE NIGHT THE ANGEL OF THE LORD SMOTE THE CAMP OE THE ASSYRIANS. u Kings XIX. :t-r>. 1 to The Prophet Micah. T~ 7LNG Hezekiah had great riches and honor. He made for himself treasuries,/\_ or strong chambers, in which to keep his gold and silver, his jewels andprecious stones. He built storehouses also for his corn and wine and oil:and made stalls for his horses and cattle, and cotes, or pens, for his flocks ofsheep; for he had great numbers of all these things. And the Lord helped himso that he prospered in all that he did. Yet Hezekiah did not keep humble and thankful to God, for his blessings;he grew proud of his riches and power. And the king of Babylon heard of hisgreatness, and sent messengers with letters and a present for him. When themessengers came to Jerusalem, Hezekiah received them gladly, and in his pride,showed them his silver and gold, his horses and armor, and all the great thingsof his kingdom. Then Isaiah the prophet came to Hezekiah, and said, What did these

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