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

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Jeremiah names this Moabite town in his judgment on Moab and puns on it: it sounds like the Hebrew for "be silenced," and Moab would be silenced.

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Jeremiah names this Moabite town in his judgment on Moab and puns on it: it sounds like the Hebrew for "be silenced," and Moab would be silenced.

Who this is

A Moabite town named in Jeremiah's oracle of judgment against Moab, threatened with destruction by an invading army (Jer. 48:2). The prophet plays on the town's name, which sounds like the Hebrew for be silenced, to declare that Moab itself would be silenced.

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The word

H4086

Where it is
  • 35.704811
  • 31.291821
Where it appears
  • Jeremiah 48:2

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