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Ramoth

Ramoth in Gilead, one of the cities of refuge east of the Jordan. Israel and Aram fought over it again and again. Ahab took his death wound there in disguise, and later Jehu was anointed king in the same place.

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Ramoth in Gilead, one of the cities of refuge east of the Jordan. Israel and Aram fought over it again and again. Ahab took his death wound there in disguise, and later Jehu was anointed king in the same place.

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Ramoth-gilead was a city east of the Jordan repeatedly fought over between Israel and Aram, the site where Ahab was fatally wounded in battle despite disguising himself, and later where Jehu was anointed king in a coup against Ahab's dynasty.

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The word

H7216

Where it appears
  • Deuteronomy 4:43
  • Joshua 20:8
  • Joshua 21:38
  • 1 Chronicles 6:73
  • 1 Chronicles 6:80

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