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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Hanun (Man living at the time of Exile and Return)
Hanun was the Ammonite king who humiliated David's envoys of condolence by shaving off half their beards and cutting their garments short, an insult that triggered a full-scale war between Israel and the combined forces of Ammon and its Aramean allies.
Hanun was the Ammonite king who humiliated David's envoys of condolence by shaving off half their beards and cutting their garments short, an insult that triggered a full-scale war between Israel and the combined forces of Ammon and its Aramean allies.
Hanun was the Ammonite king who humiliated David's envoys of condolence by shaving off half their beards and cutting their garments short, an insult that triggered a full-scale war between Israel and the combined forces of Ammon and its Aramean allies.
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- Nehemiah 3:13
