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

Shimon-meron

Joshua beat thirty-one kings west of the Jordan, and the king of Shimon-meron was one of them. It is generally taken to be the same place as Shimron.

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Joshua beat thirty-one kings west of the Jordan, and the king of Shimon-meron was one of them. It is generally taken to be the same place as Shimron.

Who this is

Shimon-meron was one of the thirty-one Canaanite royal cities whose kings Joshua defeated west of the Jordan, named only in the summary list of Joshua 12:20. It is generally taken to be the same place as Shimron, listed among the cities of the northern coalition Joshua defeated at the Waters of Merom (Joshua 11:1) and later assigned to Zebulun (Joshua 19:15).

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The word

H8112

Where it appears
  • Joshua 12:20

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