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among: After the conquest of their country by the Romans, Hadrian, by a public decree, ratified by the senate, forbad any Jew to come even within sight of Judea; and hence they were dispersed over every quarter of the globe, where they found no alleviation or respite from misery. In no country are they treated as denizens; all suspect them as enemies, and behave to them as aliens; if they do not, as had been too frequently the case, harass, oppress, and persecute them, even unto death. shalt thou: Gen 8:9; Isa 57:21; Eze 5:12-17, Eze 20:32-35; Amo 9:4, Amo 9:9, Amo 9:10 the Lord: Lev 26:36; Isa 51:17; Eze 12:18, Eze 12:19; Hos 11:10, Hos 11:11; Hab 3:16; Luk 21:26 failing of eyes: Lev 26:16; Isa 65:14; Lam 3:65; Mat 24:8; Rom 11:10 Deuteronomy 28:66
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