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

Ramath-lehi

"Height of the jawbone." Samson named it after he killed a thousand Philistines there with a donkey's jawbone. It lay somewhere in the Shephelah.

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"Height of the jawbone." Samson named it after he killed a thousand Philistines there with a donkey's jawbone. It lay somewhere in the Shephelah.

Who this is

Ramath-lehi, meaning "height of the jawbone," the name Samson gave the site where he killed a thousand Philistines using a donkey's jawbone (Judg. 15:15-17). It lay somewhere in the Shephelah near Philistine territory, though its exact site is unknown.

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The word

H7437

Where it is
  • 35.001006
  • 31.748796
Where it appears
  • Judges 15:17

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