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Shechem (Shechem)

Abram stopped here when he first came into the land, and Joseph's brothers were grazing the flocks near it when Joseph went looking for them. The city took its name from a Canaanite prince.

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Abram stopped here when he first came into the land, and Joseph's brothers were grazing the flocks near it when Joseph went looking for them. The city took its name from a Canaanite prince.

Who this is

Shechem, as a person, was the Canaanite prince whose rape of Jacob's daughter Dinah triggered the massacre carried out by her brothers Simeon and Levi; the city of the same name was also where Joseph's brothers were pasturing flocks when he was sent to check on them, and later the place where Israel renewed its covenant under Joshua.

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The word

H7927

Where it is
  • 35.281944
  • 32.213611
Where it appears
  • Genesis 12:6
  • Genesis 33:18
  • Genesis 35:4
  • Genesis 37:12
  • Genesis 37:13
  • Joshua 17:7
  • Joshua 20:7
  • Joshua 21:21
  • Joshua 24:25
  • Joshua 24:32
  • Judges 8:31
  • Judges 9:2
  • Judges 9:3
  • Judges 9:6
  • Judges 9:7
  • Judges 9:18
  • Judges 9:20
  • Judges 9:23
  • Judges 9:24
  • Judges 9:25
  • Judges 9:26
  • Judges 9:28
  • Judges 9:34
  • Judges 9:39
  • Judges 9:41
  • Judges 9:57
  • 1 Kings 12:1
  • 1 Kings 12:25
  • 1 Chronicles 6:67
  • 1 Chronicles 7:28
  • 2 Chronicles 10:1
  • Psalm 60:6
  • Psalm 108:7
  • Jeremiah 41:5

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