BABYLONISH GARMENT

bab-i-lo'-nish gar'ment: In the King James Version, Joshua 7:21, for BABYLONISH MANTLE, which see.

literally "robe of Shinar," (Joshua 7:21) an ample robe, probably made of the skin or fur of an animal, comp. (Genesis 25:25) and ornamented with embroidery or perhaps a variegated garment with figures inwoven in the fashion for which the Babylonians were celebrated.

Five Kings in a Cave
... He had taken gold and silver and a Babylonish garment and had hidden the same in
his tent, and this was in direct disobedience to the commands of Joshua. ...
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Achan's Sin, Israel's Defeat
... The specification of the 'Babylonish garment,' the 'shekels of silver,' and the
'wedge of gold,' is reserved for the sinner's own confession; but the blackness ...
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Achan's Sin.
... Finally, Achan was pointed out by God. Joshua bade him confess what he had done,
and he said that he had taken the Babylonish garment and the gold and silver. ...
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Hindrances to Holiness.
... There they stand, right on the borders of the glory-land, but there is some wedge
of gold, or Babylonish garment that they buried years ago. ...
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The Knowledge of God
... Isaiah 66:18. I know their works.' Achan hid the Babylonish garment in the
earth, but God brought it to light. Joshua 7:2I. Minerva ...
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Two Coverings and Two Consequences
... I dare say he took the wedge of gold and the Babylonish garment mid the confusion
of the battle, and hid it when his comrades seemed too much engaged to notice ...
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Two Coverings and Two Consequences
... I dare say he took the wedge of gold and the Babylonish garment, mid the confusion
of the battle, and hid it when his comrades seemed too much engaged to ...
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We Arrive Now at a Branch of Our Subject Upon which the Lord's ...
... was "the Chaldeans" who plundered Job (Job 1:17); and in Josh.7:21 we read of the
"goodly Babylonish garment" which tempted Achan, among the spoils of Jericho. ...
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Little Sins
... He showed Achan, first of all, a goodly Babylonish garment, and a wedge of gold.
Achan looked at it: was it not a little thing to do,"to look? ...
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"Now the End of the Commandment," &C.
... He is cleansing his house, every day casting out something, searching out all the
corners of it, lest the unclean thing, and the Babylonish garment be hid. ...
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