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

Mizar

A hill near Mount Hermon, beyond the Jordan, that the psalmist remembers in Psalm 42 while far from Jerusalem and longing to go back. Where exactly it stood is no longer known.

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First, in plain English

A hill near Mount Hermon, beyond the Jordan, that the psalmist remembers in Psalm 42 while far from Jerusalem and longing to go back. Where exactly it stood is no longer known.

Who this is

Mizar was not a person but a hill or lesser summit somewhere near Mount Hermon, in the region beyond the Jordan, recalled by the psalmist in Psalm 42:6 while far from Jerusalem and longing to return. Its exact location is no longer known.

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The word

H4706

Where it appears
  • Psalm 42:6

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