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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Mearah
"The cave," near Sidon on the Phoenician coast, one of the places on the northern frontier still not taken in Joshua's day. A cave near Jezzine in the mountains east of Sidon has been suggested, but no one is sure.
"The cave," near Sidon on the Phoenician coast, one of the places on the northern frontier still not taken in Joshua's day. A cave near Jezzine in the mountains east of Sidon has been suggested, but no one is sure.
Mearah, meaning the cave, was a site on Israel's northern frontier not yet conquered in Joshua's day, located near Sidon on the Phoenician coast (Josh. 13:4). Suggested identifications include a cave near Jezzine in the Lebanon mountains east of Sidon, though its precise location remains uncertain.
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- Isaiah 32:14
