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The Assyrians were known for their cruelty and military skills, and more than a few references in the Bible lament their treatment of the Hebrews. The Old Testament mentions “Assyria” 119 times, including this typical verse: “The Lord was with him; wherever he went, he prospered. He rebelled against the king of Assyria and would not serve him.” (2 Kings 18:7 (NRS))
The Assyrians were known for their cruelty and military skills, and more than a few references in the Bible lament their treatment of the Hebrews. The Old Testament mentions “Assyria” 119 times, including this typical verse: “The Lord was with him; wherever he went, he prospered. He rebelled against the king of Assyria and would not serve him.” (2 Kings 18:7 (NRS))
The Assyrians conquered Israel in 722 B.C., but Judea remained free.
The Assyrians conquered Israel in 722 B.C., but Judah remained free.
Ultimately, a Chaldean-Median coalition destroyed the Assyrians in 612-609 B.C.
Ultimately, a Chaldean(Babylonian)-Median coalition destroyed the Assyrians in 612-609 B.C. at which time [[the Babylonians]] assumed prominence and became the next great Empire.
[[Category:History]]
[[Category:History]]