Palaces
Torrey’s Topical Textbook (1897)
FROM TORREY’S TOPICAL TEXTBOOK (1897)
Torrey’s Topical Textbook (1897) — public domain, printed whole.
- Jerusalem celebrated for
- THE TERM APPLIED TO
. Residences of kings
. Houses of great men
. The temple of God
. The house of the high priest
- DESCRIBED AS
. High
. Polished
. Pleasant
- OF KINGS
. Called the king's house
. Called the house of the kingdom
. Called the king's palace
. Called the royal house
. Splendidly furnished
. Surrounded with gardens
. Surrounded with terraces
. Under governors
. Often attended by eunuchs as servants
. Were strictly guarded
. Afforded support to all the King's retainers
. Royal decrees issued from
. Royal decrees laid up in
. Contained treasures of the king
. Gorgeous apparel suited to, alone
- Were entered by gates
- Often the storehouses of rapine
- OFTEN AS PUNISHMENT
. Spoiled
. Forsaken
. Desolate
. Scenes of bloodshed
. Burned with fire
. Overgrown with thorns, &c
. The habitation of dragons, &c
- The spider makes its way even into
- ILLUSTRATIVE OF
. The splendour of the church
. The godly children of saints
. The place of Satan's dominion