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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Siphmoth
After David took back the plunder from an Amalekite raid, he sent a share to the elders of Judah in the Negev towns where he had been sheltered as a fugitive. Siphmoth was one of those towns.
After David took back the plunder from an Amalekite raid, he sent a share to the elders of Judah in the Negev towns where he had been sheltered as a fugitive. Siphmoth was one of those towns.
Siphmoth was one of the towns in the Negev of Judah to which David sent a share of the plunder recovered from an Amalekite raid, part of a gesture to the elders of Judah who had sheltered him during his years as a fugitive (1 Sam. 30:28). Its location is unknown.
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- 1 Samuel 30:28
