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

Hamath-Dor (Hammath)

Given to the Gershonite clan in Naphtali, it is usually taken as Hammath, the hot springs by Tiberias, and Chronicles calls it Hammon, which makes three spellings for one town.

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Given to the Gershonite clan in Naphtali, it is usually taken as Hammath, the hot springs by Tiberias, and Chronicles calls it Hammon, which makes three spellings for one town.

Who this is

A Levitical city of Naphtali assigned to the Gershonite clan (Joshua 21:32). It is usually taken as the same town as Hammath, a hot-springs site near the Sea of Galilee close to Tiberias; the parallel list of Levitical cities in 1 Chronicles 6:76 gives this town's name as Hammon instead, showing the same site circulating under at least three spellings.

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The word

H2576

Where it appears
  • Joshua 21:32

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