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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Camon
Jair was buried here, the judge who led Israel for twenty-two years. Where it was is disputed: tradition puts it in Gilead east of the Jordan, or else near Mount Carmel.
First, in plain English
Jair was buried here, the judge who led Israel for twenty-two years. Where it was is disputed: tradition puts it in Gilead east of the Jordan, or else near Mount Carmel.
Who this is
The burial place of Jair, a minor judge of Israel who led the nation for twenty-two years (Judg. 10:5). Its location is disputed; tradition has placed it both in Gilead east of the Jordan and, alternatively, near Mount Carmel in the west.
study-bible (ACAI + Tyndale)
The word
H7056
Where it appears
- Judges 10:5
