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

Tel-melah

Hill of salt, a place in Babylonia. People who came back from there could not show their Israelite ancestry, and the site is unknown.

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Hill of salt, a place in Babylonia. People who came back from there could not show their Israelite ancestry, and the site is unknown.

Who this is

Tel-melah, hill of salt, was a place in Babylonia from which a group of Jewish exiles returned after the captivity, named alongside Tel-haresha among those unable to document their Israelite ancestry (Ezra 2:59; Nehemiah 7:61). Its site in Babylonia is unknown.

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The word

H8528

Where it is
  • 45.230833
  • 32.126111
Where it appears
  • Ezra 2:59
  • Nehemiah 7:61

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