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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Hadad-rimmon
Named for two Syrian storm gods, Hadad and Rimmon, and it lay in the plain of Megiddo. King Josiah was fatally wounded near Megiddo and mourned here, and Zechariah uses that grief to picture Jerusalem's.
Named for two Syrian storm gods, Hadad and Rimmon, and it lay in the plain of Megiddo. King Josiah was fatally wounded near Megiddo and mourned here, and Zechariah uses that grief to picture Jerusalem's.
Hadad-rimmon, a place in the plain of Megiddo named for the Syrian storm-deities Hadad and Rimmon. It became proverbial for mourning after King Josiah was fatally wounded near Megiddo and the land lamented him there (2 Chr. 35:22-25); Zechariah draws on that memory to picture Jerusalem's future grief (Zech. 12:11).
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- Zechariah 12:11
