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Part of Speech: noun
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For a momentary flash of thought had brought vividly before him the sinful Babylonish garment which troubled the camp of Israel. - "A Singer from the Sea", Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr.
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It was the Babylonish Exile which changed the whole nature of the Jewish people, which gave it new aims and ideals, and prepared it for the coming of the Messiah. - "Early Israel and the Surrounding Nations", Archibald Sayce.
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6, 7, where the rising of the Babylonish empire, the destruction of the Davidic kingdom by it, and the carrying away of Judah to Babylon, are clearly and distinctly predicted. - "Christology of the Old Testament: And a Commentary on the Messianic Predictions, v. 1", Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg.