The Open Gates, From Babylon's Ashes Freedom for the Jews,Used

The Open Gates, From Babylon's Ashes Freedom for the Jews,Used

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Times had changed since King Nebuchadnezzars reign. Babylon was immersed in political turmoil. A series of illfated kings had fought for possession of the throne. Finally Nabonidus, the soninlaw of Nebuchadnezzar, had been crowned king, but he soon deserted his throne to conquer Arabia and left his wicked son, Belshazzar, to rule in his place.Although Belshazzar had seen his insane grandfather miraculously restored to health, he refused to admit that it was Yahweh who had humbled the proud king. Powerhungry, but incompetent and hated by his subjects, he neglected the city and mistreated the citizens of the empire, especially the Jews.One fateful night the great MedoPersian army marched on Babylon and forever altered the course of history. King Nebuchadnezzars own dream had foretold the overthrow of Babylon by another empire. But no one could have dreamed that his own grandson would be the cause.

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