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

Hoham (King living before Israel's Monarchy)

King of Hebron, and an Amorite. He joined four other kings to besiege Gibeon for making peace with Israel, which brought Joshua on a forced march, and afterwards he was found hiding with the others in a cave at Makkedah and executed.

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King of Hebron, and an Amorite. He joined four other kings to besiege Gibeon for making peace with Israel, which brought Joshua on a forced march, and afterwards he was found hiding with the others in a cave at Makkedah and executed.

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The Amorite king of Hebron who joined four other Canaanite kings in besieging Gibeon after it made peace with Israel, prompting Joshua's forced march and the battle in which the sun and moon reportedly stood still (Josh. 10:1-27). He and his allied kings were later found hiding in a cave at Makkedah, captured, and executed.

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H1944

Where it appears
  • Joshua 10:3

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