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

Lehabim (People from Lehab)

A people descended from Mizraim, the ancestor of Egypt, in the Table of Nations. The name is widely tied to the Lebu of Egyptian inscriptions, ancestors of the Libyans on the coast west of Egypt.

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A people descended from Mizraim, the ancestor of Egypt, in the Table of Nations. The name is widely tied to the Lebu of Egyptian inscriptions, ancestors of the Libyans on the coast west of Egypt.

Who this is

Lehabim appears in the Table of Nations as one of the peoples descended from Mizraim, the biblical ancestor of Egypt (Genesis 10:13; 1 Chronicles 1:11). The name is widely connected to the Rebu or Lebu people known from Egyptian inscriptions, generally identified as ancestors of the Libyans, who lived along the North African coast west of Egypt.

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The word

H3853

Where it appears
  • Genesis 10:13
  • 1 Chronicles 1:11

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