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Ibleam

A town given to Manasseh inside Issachar's borders, where the Canaanites were never driven out. King Ahaziah of Judah took his death wound near there, running from Jehu. It is generally identified with Khirbet Bel'ameh, near Jenin.

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A town given to Manasseh inside Issachar's borders, where the Canaanites were never driven out. King Ahaziah of Judah took his death wound near there, running from Jehu. It is generally identified with Khirbet Bel'ameh, near Jenin.

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Ibleam was a town assigned to Manasseh that lay within Issachar's borders, though the Canaanites there were never fully driven out (Joshua 17:11; Judges 1:27). It is best known as the place where King Ahaziah of Judah was mortally wounded while fleeing Jehu's purge of Ahab's dynasty (2 Kings 9:27). It is generally identified with Khirbet Bel'ameh, near Jenin.

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  • 35.292
  • 32.4462
Where it appears
  • Joshua 17:11
  • Judges 1:27
  • 2 Kings 9:27

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