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Conquest of Joshua Commerce of Tyre

They poured gold down his throat, cut off his head, and
sent it back as a warning to others.No, this is not a scene
from the latest episode of Game of Thrones; this was the
passing of Marcus Licinuis Crassus in 53 BC.[1] Romes
richest man, a member of the First Triumvirate with Julius
Caesar, and the man responsible for putting down the
pirates that menaced the Mediterranean, met his ignoble
end fighting the greatest challenge the Romans ever
faced in the east: Parthia.
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And he-came-forth being-victorious

and so-that he-would-be-victorious
[again]
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And came-forth another Horse, a-Fiery-

Red-One,
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Dan 8:21 And the

rough goat is the
king of Grecia:
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Dan 8:20 The ram
which thou sawest
having two horns
are the kings of
Media and Persia
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Dan 11:4 And
when he shall
stand up, his
kingdom shall be
broken, and shall
be divided
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toward the four King of the South
winds of heaven;
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a-Name to-himself? The Death
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Dan 11:15 So the King
of the North shall
come, and cast up a
mount, and take the King of the South
most fenced cities: and
the arms of the South
shall not withstand,
neither his chosen
people, neither shall
there be any strength to
withstand.
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Dan 11:21 In his place
shall arise [another king
of the North] a
contemptible person to King of the South
whom royal majesty
has not been given
22 and the arms of an
overflowing flood, will
sweep all before him,
and they shall be
broken in pieces