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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Goath

The hill Gareb to Goath is how far Jeremiah's measuring line runs for the rebuilt city, and where Goath was is unknown.

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The hill Gareb to Goath is how far Jeremiah's measuring line runs for the rebuilt city, and where Goath was is unknown.

Who this is

A place near Jerusalem named only in Jeremiah's vision of the city's future rebuilding, where the measuring line would run out from the hill Gareb to Goath (Jer. 31:39). Its exact location is unknown.

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The word

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Where it appears
  • Jeremiah 31:39

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