- Origin and antiquity of Ge 10:11
- Situated on the river Tigris Na 2:6,8
- The ancient capital of Assyria 2Ki 19:36; Isa 37:37
- Called the bloody city Na 3:1
- DESCRIBED AS
- Great Jon 1:2; 3:2
- Extensive Jon 3:3
- Rich Na 2:9
- Strong Na 3:12
- Commercial Na 3:16
- Populous Jon 4:11
- Vile Na 1:14
- Wicked Jon 1:2
- Idolatrous Na 1:14
- Full of joy and carelessness Zep 2:15
- Full of lies and robbery Na 3:1
- Full of witchcraft Na 3:4
- Jonah sent to proclaim the destruction of Jon 1:2; 3:1,2,4
- Inhabitants of, repented at Jonah's preaching Jon 3:5-9; Mt 12:41; Lu 11:32
- Destruction of, averted Jon 3:10; 4:11
- PREDICTIONS RESPECTING
- Coming up of the Babylonish armies against Na 2:1-4; 3:2
- Destruction of its people Na 1:12; 3:3
- Spoiling of its treasures Na 2:9
- Destruction of its idols Na 1:14; 2:7
- Degradation and contempt put on Na 3:5-7; Zep 2:15
- Utter destruction Na 1:8,9
- Complete desolation Zep 2:13-15
- Feebleness of its people Na 3:13
- Being taken while people were drunk Na 1:10; 3:11
- Captivity of its people Na 3:10
The New Topical Text Book
Nineveh
The New Topical Text Book, R. A. Torrey (1897). Public domain, from the CrossWire SWORD module.