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## Definition: ##
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The term "siege" refers to when an attacking army surrounds a city and keeps it from being able to receive any supplies of food and water. To "besiege" a city means to cause that city to be under a siege.
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A "siege" occurs when an attacking army surrounds a city and keeps it from receiving any supplies of food and water. To "besiege" a city or to put it “under siege” means to attack it by means of a siege.
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* When Babylon came to attack Israel, they used a siege tactic on Jerusalem to weaken the people inside the city.
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* Often during a siege attack, ramps of dirt are gradually constructed to enable the attacking army to cross over the city walls and invade the city.
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* The expression "lay siege" means to perform a siege. It has the same meaning as "besiege."
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* When the Babylonians came to attack Israel, they used the tactic of a siege against Jerusalem to weaken the people inside the city.
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* Often during a siege, ramps of dirt are gradually constructed to enable the attacking army to cross over the city walls and invade the city.
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* To “besiege” a city can also be expressed as to “lay siege” to it or to “perform a siege” on it.
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* The term "besieged" has the same meaning as the expression "under siege." Both these expressions describe a city that an enemy army is surrounding and besieging.
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## Bible References: ##
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