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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
En-rimmon (Ain)
Spring of the pomegranate, a Negev town resettled after the exile. It likely joins Ain and Rimmon, which the older tribal lists name separately.
First, in plain English
Spring of the pomegranate, a Negev town resettled after the exile. It likely joins Ain and Rimmon, which the older tribal lists name separately.
Who this is
En-rimmon, "spring of the pomegranate," was one of the towns in the Negev of Judah reoccupied by returning exiles, listed in Nehemiah 11:29. It likely combines two towns named separately in the earlier tribal lists, Ain and Rimmon, among the southernmost cities of Judah and Simeon (Joshua 15:32; 19:7).
study-bible (ACAI + Tyndale)
The word
H5884
Where it is
- 34.86564
- 31.38333
Where it appears
- Nehemiah 11:29
