jaazaniah造句

• Jaazaniah the son of Hoshaiah was an officer in the army of the kingdom of Judah.
• The prophet Jeremiah brings Jaazaniah and other members of his clan to Jonadab son of Rechab who had forbidden his followers to drink wine.
• An early image of a fighting rooster has been found on a 6th-century BC seal of Jaazaniah from the biblical city of Mizpah in Benjamin, near Jerusalem.
• Assuming it is the same Shaphan, he also had a son named Jaazaniah, who is among the idol worshippers depicted in the vision of Ezekiel described in Ezekiel 8 : 11.
• Jaazaniah, son of a man called Jeremiah ( not the prophet ), and grandson of Habazziniah, was the leader of the clan of the Rechabites at the time of the prophet Jeremiah.
• Jaazaniah son of Shaphan was one of the 70 elders of Israel whom the prophet Ezekiel sees in a vision committing idolatry because they believed that God had abandoned the world and was no longer watching them ( ).
• Jaazaniah son of Azzur was a leader of Israel and a false prophet whom the prophet Ezekiel sees in a vision of iniquitous elders standing at a gate of the Temple, falsely telling the people that Jerusalem will not be destroyed ( ).
• Before the Babylonian exile, it was not common practice to name children after their relatives, even in the royal family none of the twenty-one kings of Jaazaniah ben Shaphan ( Ezekiel 8 : 11 ) only in later years of Hebrew history.
• There are some archaeological remains from Iron Age sites, but these were likely from roosters as a fighting bird, which are also pictured on seals from the period as a symbol of ferocity, such as on the 6th century BCE onyx seal of Jaazaniah.
• The seal carries the inscription  ( belonging ) to Jaazaniah the servant of the king .  The seal may have belonged to an officer named Jaazaniah who, according to II Kings 25 : 23 and Jeremiah 40 : 8, came to the Babylonian-appointed ruler Gedaliah at Mizpah after the fall of Jerusalem.
• The seal carries the inscription  ( belonging ) to Jaazaniah the servant of the king .  The seal may have belonged to an officer named Jaazaniah who, according to II Kings 25 : 23 and Jeremiah 40 : 8, came to the Babylonian-appointed ruler Gedaliah at Mizpah after the fall of Jerusalem.
• In excavations at Gibeon, near Jerusalem, dating to the seventh century B . C ., potsherds were found incised with cocks and " some of them placed within the six-pointed star of the Magen David . " The seal of Jaazaniah carries the insignia of a rooster from the ruins of the biblical Judean kingdom at Mizpah, with the inscription of " belonging to Jaazaniah, servant to the king " ., the first known representation of the chicken in Palestine, and from II Kings 25 : 23, we know of one Jaazaniah the Maschathit, who was an official under Gedalish at Mizpah.
• In excavations at Gibeon, near Jerusalem, dating to the seventh century B . C ., potsherds were found incised with cocks and " some of them placed within the six-pointed star of the Magen David . " The seal of Jaazaniah carries the insignia of a rooster from the ruins of the biblical Judean kingdom at Mizpah, with the inscription of " belonging to Jaazaniah, servant to the king " ., the first known representation of the chicken in Palestine, and from II Kings 25 : 23, we know of one Jaazaniah the Maschathit, who was an official under Gedalish at Mizpah.
• In excavations at Gibeon, near Jerusalem, dating to the seventh century B . C ., potsherds were found incised with cocks and " some of them placed within the six-pointed star of the Magen David . " The seal of Jaazaniah carries the insignia of a rooster from the ruins of the biblical Judean kingdom at Mizpah, with the inscription of " belonging to Jaazaniah, servant to the king " ., the first known representation of the chicken in Palestine, and from II Kings 25 : 23, we know of one Jaazaniah the Maschathit, who was an official under Gedalish at Mizpah.