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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Hazar-shual
Village of the jackal. It sat on Judah's southern border and later fell inside Simeon's share, and people came back to live there after the exile. It is commonly placed near Tell es-Sa'weh, between Beersheba and Moladah.
Village of the jackal. It sat on Judah's southern border and later fell inside Simeon's share, and people came back to live there after the exile. It is commonly placed near Tell es-Sa'weh, between Beersheba and Moladah.
Hazar-shual, "village of the jackal," was a town on the southern border of Judah, later included within Simeon's allotment (Joshua 15:28; 19:3). Its residents returned there after the Babylonian exile, according to the settlement list in Nehemiah 11:27. It is commonly identified with a site near Tell es-Sa'weh, between Beersheba and Moladah.
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- Joshua 15:28
- Joshua 19:3
- 1 Chronicles 4:28
- Nehemiah 11:27
