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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Beth-aram (Beth-haram)
It belonged to Gad, east of the Jordan and opposite Jericho, probably the Beth-haran of Numbers 32:36. Herod Antipas later rebuilt it and renamed it Livias after the Roman empress.
It belonged to Gad, east of the Jordan and opposite Jericho, probably the Beth-haran of Numbers 32:36. Herod Antipas later rebuilt it and renamed it Livias after the Roman empress.
Beth-aram was a town of Gad east of the Jordan, opposite Jericho, probably the same as Beth-haran in Numbers 32:36 (Joshua 13:27). Herod Antipas later rebuilt and renamed it Livias, in honor of the Roman empress Livia, wife of Augustus, a renaming recorded by the first-century historian Josephus.
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- Joshua 13:27
