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1401 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Korah.8
… the conspiracy. It has been inferred that he withdrew, but there is no reason either for or against the inference. Equally baseless is the inference that Zelophehad …
1402 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Make, Maker.3
… a conspiracy" ( 2 Kings 12:20; 14:19 ); parats, "to break forth," "to make a breach" ( 2 Samuel 6:8; 1 Chronicles 13:11; 15:13 ); labhen, "to make brick" ( Genesis 11:3 ); labhabh (denominative …
1403 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Manasses.5
… who conspired against Manasses: Aman, in Codex Alexandrinus, followed by the King James Version and the Revised Version (British and American), who is by some …
1404 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Naboth.2
… a conspiracy of Jehu, in which Jehoram, Ahab's son, and Jezebel, his wife, were slain ( 2 Kings 9:25 - 26, 30 ff). In both cases the circumstances recalled the foul treatment …
1405 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nadab.6
… were, conspired against him, slew him and seized the throne ( 1 Kings 15:27 - 31 ). With the assassination of Nadab the dynasty of Jeroboam was extirpated, as foretold …
1406 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nero.12
6. Conspiracy of Piso (65 AD)
1407 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nero.35
6. Conspiracy of Piso (65 AD): In the meantime Tigellinus' tyranny and confiscations to meet Nero's expenses caused deep discontent among the nobles, which …
1408 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Nero.38
… the conspiracy of Piso was crushed; (6) the discovery of another "secret of empire," that an emperor could be created elsewhere than at Rome, that the succession …
1409 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Numbers, Book of.79
… two conspiracies, ecclesiastical (among the princes) and civil (among the laymen), arose contemporaneously, and the conspirators made common cause with one …
1410 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Omri.4
… against the king, whom he assassinated in a drunken debauch, exterminating at the same time the remnant of the house of Baasha. The conspiracy evidently …
1411 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Onias.4
… or conspirator whom he wished punished. Simon then slandered Onias, and the jealousy having caused bloodshed between their followers, Onias decided to …
1412 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pekah.11
… a conspiracy against Pekah the son of Remaliah, and smote him, and slew him, and reigned in his stead" ( 2 Kings 15:30 ). The date given to this act is the 20th year of …
1413 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pekahiah.4
… chief conspirator was Pekah, son of Remaliah, one of his captains, with whom, as agent in the crime, were associated 50 Gileadites. These penetrated into the …
1414 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pharisees.42
… and conspiring with the Syrian king. On his deathbed he advised his wife, Alexandra Salome, who succeeded him on the throne, to make peace with the Pharisees …
1415 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philippi.4
… of conspirators who had assassinated Julius Caesar, were faced by Octavian, who 15 years later became the Emperor Augustus, and Antony. In the first engagement …
1416 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Priest, High.31
… chief conspirators against Jesus. As president of the council Caiaphas deliberately advised them to put Jesus to death to save the nation ( John 11:51 ). He was …
1417 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Prophecy; Prophets, 2.8
… wicked conspiracies against the dynasty of Omri and the king of Syria ( 2 Kings 8:1 - 29; 2 Kings 9:1 - 37 ). His conduct in connection with these events can be excused …
1418 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Reuben.5
… the conspiracy against Moses, organized by the Reubenites Dathan and Abiram, with the assistance of Korah the Levite ( Numbers 16:1 - 50 ), was an attempt on the …
1419 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Roman Empire and Christianity, 1.86
… Catilinarian conspirators. Caesar, who held the Roman high-priesthood and the highest authority on the religion of the state, proposes life imprisonment …
1420 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Shallum (2).2
… "a conspiracy" against Zechariah, so was not alone in his crime. The conspirators, however, had but a short-lived success, as, when Shallum had "reigned for the space …