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

Ramah (Ramah_3)

Ramah was a common town name in Israel, most notably Samuel's hometown and the site of his tomb, and also the town where Rachel was buried, a site Jeremiah invokes poetically as Rachel weeping for her exiled children.

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Ramah was a common town name in Israel, most notably Samuel's hometown and the site of his tomb, and also the town where Rachel was buried, a site Jeremiah invokes poetically as Rachel weeping for her exiled children.

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Ramah was a common town name in Israel, most notably Samuel's hometown and the site of his tomb, and also the town where Rachel was buried, a site Jeremiah invokes poetically as Rachel weeping for her exiled children.

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H7414

Where it appears
  • Joshua 19:36

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