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A message from the Lord: Thrice forfeit Damascus, and forfeit once again,✻that rode rough-shod over the men of Galaad;✻ (Amos 1, 3)
Broken Damascus gate shall be, nor any be left to dwell in Aven’s plain, or rule over Eden valley; far off, at Cir,✻ the Syrian folk shall go into banishment, the Lord says. (Amos 1, 5)
Wilt thou have lion disgorge his prey? Pleased enough the shepherd, if a pair of legs he recover, a mangled ear! They shall fare no better, the Israelites that lie on a corner of the mattress at Samaria, and have their bed at Damascus.✻ (Amos 3, 12)
What wonder if I banish you beyond Damascus far away? Dooms you with his own sign-manual the Lord, the God of hosts. (Amos 5, 27)
Burden of the Lord’s doom, where falls it now? On Hadrach’s land; ay, and Damascus shall be its resting-place; all men’s eyes are fixed on the Lord, all the tribes of Israel are watching him now.✻ (Zechariah 9, 1)
and asked him for letters of commendation to the synagogues at Damascus, so that he could arrest all those he found there, men and women, who belonged to the way, and bring them back to Jerusalem.✻ (Acts 9, 2)
Then, on his journey, when he was nearly at Damascus, a light from heaven shone suddenly about him. (Acts 9, 3)
When he rose from the ground he could see nothing, although his eyes were open, and they had to lead him by the hand, to take him into Damascus. (Acts 9, 8)
There was, in Damascus, a disciple named Ananias; to him the Lord called in a vision, Ananias. Here I am, Lord, he answered. (Acts 9, 10)
and now, when he had taken food, his strength returned to him. For some days he lived with the disciples at Damascus, (Acts 9, 19)
But Saul was inspired with ever greater strength, and silenced the Jews who lived at Damascus by shewing them clearly that this was the Christ. (Acts 9, 22)
Whereupon Barnabas took him by the hand and brought him in to the apostles, telling them how, on his journey, he had seen the Lord and had speech with him, and how at Damascus he had spoken boldly in the name of Jesus. (Acts 9, 27)
