Istar

1. Soon afterwards, Chemosh finds Mina unconscious after having raised the tower of Istar from the middle of the Blood Sea. (Web site)

Israelites

1. Their chief god was Chemosh, so that the Israelites sometimes referred to them rhetorically as the "people of Chemosh". (Web site)

City

1. And I killed all the people of the city as a sacrifice for Chemosh and for Moab. (Web site)
2. So I went down (and made war (33) upon the city, and took it, and) Chemosh dwelt in it during my days.

Mina

1. Although they were given the status by Chemosh, they do not take commands from him; they only follow Mina. (Web site)

Living God

1. Wearied of prayer to Chemosh in his high places, the prophet predicts that Moab will seek the living God (16:12).

Sacrifices

1. He then sacrifices his oldest son on the city wall to Chemosh, the Moabite god. (Web site)

God

1. So they'll say to the Ammonites, "Look, you've got your god, Chemosh. (Web site)

Yahweh

1. They conceded the actuality of Chemosh, god of the Amorites, but maintained that he was subordinate to Yahweh. (Web site)

Molech

1. They thought of Chemosh, Molech, Milcom, Baal, Dagon, and the other pagan gods as deities who were just as real as their own god Yahweh.

Melqart

1. We see the sacrifice of children in other cults also; Chemosh of Moab, Melqart of Tyre, and Yahweh of the Israelites. (Web site)

Gods

1. When the other gods returned to Krynn, Chemosh, Lord of the Undead, offered to allow Cyan to escape death. (Web site)

Moabites

1. Baalzebub was the god of Ekron, Milcom was the god of Ammon, Chemosh was the god of the Moabites. (Web site)
2. The major temple of Chemosh, god of the Moabites is meant by "the House." The location is the high places (Heb. (Web site)

Moab

1. As for Omri the king of Israel, and he humbled Moab for many years (days), for Chemosh was angry with his land. (Web site)
2. Then Solomon built a high place for Chemosh the abomination of Moab, and for Molech the abomination of the Ammonites, on the mountain east of Jerusalem. (Web site)
3. He represents the oppression of Moab by Omri as the result of the anger of Chemosh, and Mesha made war against Israel by command of Chemosh.

Chemosh

1. The Moabites are entrapped in a city, so the king, having failed to escape to get reinforcements, sacrifices his son to Chemosh.
2. Chemosh-nadab signifies "Chemosh is noble." Chemosh was the national god of Moab, as Milcom or Ammi was of Ammon.
3. Under various names, depending upon the city or country, Molech is essentially identical with Chemosh of Moab, and probably Melqart of Tyre. (Web site)

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