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	//zidon 1967 Heating Systems-צידון 1967 מערכות חימום הסקה וקיטור
		Zidon Ltd. is a well established, leading company in the field of Central Heating in Israel.
		Heating and central heating : 40 years of experience place Zidon Ltd. as a leader in executing projects and providing maintenance services for central heating, hot water and steam systems.
		Zidon Ltd. is registered with the Israeli Registrar of Contractors and on the Combined Contractors' Data Bank.
	www.zidon1967.co.il /com-prof-en.htm (453 words)

	Smith's Bible Dictionary \| Christian Classics Ethereal Library
		(Jeremiah 25:22; 27:3) During the Persian domination Zidon seems to have attained its highest point of prosperity; and it is recorded that, toward the close of that period, it far excelled all other Phoenician cities in wealth and importance.
		Its prosperity was suddenly cut short by an unsuccessful revolt against Persia, which ended in the destruction of the town, B.C. Its king, Tennes had proved a traitor and betrayed the city to Ochus, king of the Persians; the Persian troops were admitted within the gates, and occupied the city walls.
		Zidon however, gradually recovered from the blow, and became again a flourishing town.
	www.ccel.org /ccel/smith_w/bibledict.html?term=Zidon,%20Or%20Sidon (509 words)

	Zidon, or Sidon
		(Jeremiah 25:22; 27:3) During the Persian domination Zidon seems to have attained its highest point of prosperity; and it is recorded that, toward the close of that period, it far excelled all other Phoenician cities in wealth and importance.
		Its prosperity was suddenly cut short by an unsuccessful revolt against Persia, which ended in the destruction of the town, B.C. Its king, Tennes had proved a traitor and betrayed the city to Ochus, king of the Persians; the Persian troops were admitted within the gates, and occupied the city walls.
		Zidon however, gradually recovered from the blow, and became again a flourishing town.
	dictionary.crossmap.com /definition/zidon-or-sidon.htm (503 words)

	University of North Dakota \| Department of Teaching and Learning \| Secondary Education
		Zidon, M. and Greves, S. INTASC-based portfolios as viewed through the lens of John Dewey's Experience and Education.
		Zidon, M. Presenter at Sixth Annual Conference of The Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning: "Portfolios in Teacher Education: Just Another Hoop?" Jacksonville, FL.
		Xu Di and Zidon, M. Collaborative teaching: A case study of an alternative method in preservice teacher education.
	www.und.edu /dept/tl/seced/mzidonvita.html (475 words)

	A1_04_113_12.htm
		He is a father of one grown son, former husband of an artist/medical technician and claims to have been: past president of Dakota Zoo, past president of the Nodak Lumberman’s Association, past president of his Catholic church’s counsel, past chair of the legislative committee for the Northwestern Lumberman’s Association,.
		Pickrell knew Zidon was a resident of North Dakota, and knew the “brunt of the injury” would be felt in North Dakota.
		Zidon also states that a substantial part of the events giving rise to this claim occurred in North Dakota.
	www.ndd.uscourts.gov /dndopinions/html/A1_04_113_12.htm (4495 words)

	JewishEncyclopedia.com - ZIDON (SIDON):
		In the seventh century Zidon was identified with Zeboud in Galilee or with Bagdal of Yo (
		Down to the middle of the nineteenth century the population did not exceed 8,000 inhabitants, but this number has increased to 15,000 within the last fifty years; of this number about 10,000 are Mohammedans, and 800 Jews.
		Zidon is still considered to be outside the Pale of Palestine; and pious Jews direct their bodies to be taken after death to a more southerly city.
	www.jewishencyclopedia.com /view.jsp?artid=119&letter=Z (362 words)

	Sidon
		From the time of Solomon, to the invasion of Nebuchadnezzar, Zidon is not often directly mentioned in the Bible, and it appears to have been subordinate to Tyre.
		During the Persian domination, Zidon seems to have attained its highest point of prosperity; and it is recorded that, toward the close of that period, it far excelled all other Phoenician cities in wealth and importance.
		Zidon however, gradually recovered from the blow, and became again, a flourishing town.
	holycall.com /biblemaps/sidon.htm (1654 words)

	The Reformed Witness Hour: A Sense of False Safety
		Zidon was a very powerful and luxurious trade city which was known throughout the Old Testament history of God's people.
		Evidently a number of these people of Zidon, this trade center, had wandered off on their own, anxious to find a place of their own and to live their own way.
		Perhaps to avoid responsibilities of the life in Zidon, the taxes, the dangers of being called on to go to war to defend their city.
	www.prca.org /refwitness/2001/2001apr22.html (2718 words)

	Dhiammarath
		Zidon frantically searches for hands to grasp, since they were suddenly so empty and he doesn't feel like drawing blood from his /own/ skin, and watches the dragonets move around.
		Archellian actually manages to ignore Zidon, his attention fixed upon Ali, still filled with worry at her tears, the smile abating his worry only slightly, "are you sure your okay?" not even paying attention to the impressions yet again.
		Zidon is fine too, really, he is, even though one might guess otherwise if they were Arc and Alis and having their hands crushed.
	www.geocities.com /Dhiammarath/IstaHatching.htm (17382 words)

	Esar-haddon - LoveToKnow 1911
		A year or two later Media was invaded and Median chiefs came to Nineveh to offer homage to their conqueror.
		He now turned to Palestine, where the rebellion of Abdi-milkutti of Zidon was suppressed, its leader beheaded, and a new Zidon built out of the ruins of the older city (676-675 B.C.).
		All Palestine now submitted to Assyria, and 12 Syrian and 10 Cyprian princes (including Manasseh of Judah) came to pay him homage and supply him with materials for his palace at Nineveh.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Esar-haddon (580 words)

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