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Aznoth-tabor

The summits of Tabor, or the ears of Tabor, one of the marks on Naphtali's boundary near Mount Tabor. It may have been a cluster of hills rather than a town.

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The summits of Tabor, or the ears of Tabor, one of the marks on Naphtali's boundary near Mount Tabor. It may have been a cluster of hills rather than a town.

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Aznoth-tabor, "the summits" or "ears of Tabor," marked one of the boundary points of the tribe of Naphtali's territory, near Mount Tabor (Joshua 19:34). It may refer to a cluster of hills rather than a town proper. Its precise location is unidentified.

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The word

H243

Where it is
  • 35.384444
  • 32.727222
Where it appears
  • Joshua 19:34

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