Illustration VII

Illustration XXXIV: Job is plagued by the loss of his children and his possessions, and by disease. His wife advises him to curse God and die, but his faith preserveres (Job 1).

Illustration XXI

Illustration LXIV: the 18th figure: the merchants of the earth weep over the fall of Babylon (Revelation 18).

Illustration VI

Illustration II

Illustration XXIII: God punishes the rebellion of Korah, Dathan and Abiram. The sinners, their families and all their possessions are swallowed by th earth (Numbers 16: 1-37).

Illustration XXXVI

Illustration LIX: the 17th figure: John is shown the woman, Babylon, arrayed in purple and scarlet sitting upon the beast (Revelation 17).

Illustration XXVII: David smote Hadezer, King of Zobah, houghing all his chariot horses and slaying his horsemen (II Samuel 8: 3-4)

Illustration XXVIII: Solomon makes a contract with Hiram of Lebanon to collaborate in building a Temple to God (III Kings 5)

Illustration VII

Illustration XXXV: Joab arranges for Absalom's return by sending a wise woman of Tekoah to supplicate to David. David gives his consent to Joab to bring Absalom back (II Kings 14).