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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Beth-anath
House of Anath, named for the Canaanite goddess. Naphtali was given this fortified town. They never drove out the Canaanites in it and put them to forced labor instead.
House of Anath, named for the Canaanite goddess. Naphtali was given this fortified town. They never drove out the Canaanites in it and put them to forced labor instead.
Beth-anath was a fortified town assigned to Naphtali whose Canaanite inhabitants the tribe failed to drive out, reducing them instead to forced labor (Joshua 19:38; Judges 1:33). Its name, house of Anath, honors the Canaanite goddess Anath, and the site is usually identified with a village west of Kedesh in Upper Galilee.
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- Joshua 19:38
- Judges 1:33
