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

Sharuhen

A town of Simeon inside Judah's land, called Shaaraim in 1 Chronicles 4:31. Egyptian records describe a fortress by this name that the Hyksos held.

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A town of Simeon inside Judah's land, called Shaaraim in 1 Chronicles 4:31. Egyptian records describe a fortress by this name that the Hyksos held.

Who this is

Sharuhen, a town allotted to the tribe of Simeon within Judah's territory (Josh. 19:6), called Shaaraim in the parallel list of 1 Chronicles 4:31. Egyptian records describe a fortress by this name that the Hyksos held against a lengthy siege by Pharaoh Ahmose after their expulsion from Egypt; the biblical town is commonly identified with Tell el-Far'ah, near the Negev border with Gaza.

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The word

H8287

Where it is
  • 34.4041
  • 31.467
Where it appears
  • Joshua 19:6

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