Rather, the Babylonian envoys precede the Assyrian invasion and siege.

The movement of nomadic people may have weakened the kingdom of Malatya before the final Assyrian invasion.

Even after internal anarchy and Assyrian invasions weakened Israel, it retained its worship of God as a king who is both soldier and judge.

They were exiled in several stages after Assyrian invasions.

The verse is referring to the Assyrian invasion of Northern Israel and predicting that after this dark period a new light would shine.

The recognized threat of Assyrian invasion proved a strong motivator for the Hittites to open up negotiations with Egypt.

This disparity became critical during the Assyrian invasion of Egypt in 670 BC.

Aram-Damascus attempted to invade Israel, but was interrupted by the renewed Assyrian invasion.

In Isaiah this verse is in the section describing the Assyrian invasion of northern Israel.

This was ended by an Assyrian invasion, with Taharqa experiencing the full might of Assyrian iron weapons.