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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Abarim (Mount Nebo)
A range of mountains east of the Dead Sea, looking across at Jericho. Mount Nebo is the peak in it that people know, because that is where Moses stood to see the land he was not going to enter. Israel camped here at the end of the wilderness years.
A range of mountains east of the Dead Sea, looking across at Jericho. Mount Nebo is the peak in it that people know, because that is where Moses stood to see the land he was not going to enter. Israel camped here at the end of the wilderness years.
Abarim was a mountain range east of the Dead Sea in Moab, overlooking Jericho and the Jordan Valley; Mount Nebo, its best-known peak, was where Moses viewed the promised land before his death (Deuteronomy 32:49-50; 34:1-5). Israel camped in these mountains after crossing the Arnon during the final stage of the wilderness journey (Numbers 33:47-48).
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- panorama looking east at mountains of Abarim
- Numbers 27:12
- Numbers 33:47
- Numbers 33:48
- Deuteronomy 32:49
- Jeremiah 22:20
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