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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Beth-rehob
A small Aramean kingdom in the north, near the valley where the Danites took Laish and renamed it Dan. It also sent mercenaries to the Ammonites.
A small Aramean kingdom in the north, near the valley where the Danites took Laish and renamed it Dan. It also sent mercenaries to the Ammonites.
Beth-rehob was a small Aramean kingdom in the north of Israel's territory, near the valley where the Danites later resettled and renamed the conquered city of Laish as Dan (Judges 18:28). It also supplied mercenaries to the Ammonite coalition that fought David in 2 Samuel 10:6. It is often identified with the site of modern Hunin, in the hills north of the Huleh valley.
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- Judges 18:28
