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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Bamoth

Heights. That was the name of one of Israel's wilderness camps, in Moabite country. It is likely tied to Bamoth-baal, the high place where Balak later took Balaam to curse Israel.

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Heights. That was the name of one of Israel's wilderness camps, in Moabite country. It is likely tied to Bamoth-baal, the high place where Balak later took Balaam to curse Israel.

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Wilderness campsite of Israel in Moabite territory, its name meaning "heights" (Num. 21:19-20). It is likely connected to Bamoth-baal, a nearby Moabite high place to which Balak later took Balaam in hopes of cursing Israel (Num. 22:41).

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The word

H1120

Where it is
  • 35.740891
  • 31.731791
Where it appears
  • Numbers 21:19
  • Numbers 21:20

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