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Ashur![]() Assyrian religious figure. In ancient Assyria (northern Mesopotamia, now Iraq), the king was the focus of all aspects of society: chief judge, military commander, and religious leader. Many of the Assyrian deities were adopted from existing Babylonian religious beliefs, except for the supreme national god, Ashur.
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Ashur says of himself and all the other cheerful, efficient workers I have met this week, "We're doing jobs no one else wants and that can't be outsourced to some other country. Yonatan is an 11-year-old boy who wants to help his family and his people when the wicked King of Ashur threatens to surround the sacred city of Yerusalayim. 2, 2002, 68-year-old Ashur Salem, who was deaf, was crushed to death when the Israeli army dynamited his home while he was sleeping. |
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