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

Horonaim

A Moabite town south of the Arnon, and Isaiah and Jeremiah both name it among the towns that would fall. The name means "two hollows". Where it was is not known for sure.

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A Moabite town south of the Arnon, and Isaiah and Jeremiah both name it among the towns that would fall. The name means "two hollows". Where it was is not known for sure.

Who this is

Horonaim was a Moabite city south of the Arnon River, cited repeatedly in Isaiah's and Jeremiah's oracles of judgment against Moab as one of the towns that would fall and mourn in the coming disaster (Isaiah 15:5; Jeremiah 48:3, 5, 34). Its name, meaning "two caverns" or "two hollows," suggests it sat in a valley or ravine setting. Its precise location has not been identified with confidence.

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The word

H2773

Where it is
  • 35.64193
  • 31.09001
Where it appears
  • Isaiah 15:5
  • Jeremiah 48:3
  • Jeremiah 48:5
  • Jeremiah 48:34

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