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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Beth-diblathaim (Dibon)
It is one of the towns of Moab that Jeremiah's oracle condemns. Numbers 33:46 has it as Almon-diblathaim among the wilderness stops, and Ezekiel 6:14 calls it Diblah.
First, in plain English
It is one of the towns of Moab that Jeremiah's oracle condemns. Numbers 33:46 has it as Almon-diblathaim among the wilderness stops, and Ezekiel 6:14 calls it Diblah.
Who this is
Beth-diblathaim, a town of Moab condemned in Jeremiah's oracle against that nation (Jer. 48:22). It is called Almon-diblathaim among Israel's wilderness stations in Numbers 33:46 and Diblah in Ezekiel 6:14; its name, "house of the double fig cake," points to fertile farmland on Moab's tableland.
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The word
H1015
Where it is
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Where it appears
- Jeremiah 48:22
