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

Uzzen-sherah (Uzzen-sheerah)

The name means ears of Sherah. Sherah, a granddaughter of Ephraim, built this town and both Beth-horons too, which makes her one of the few women in the Old Testament credited with founding towns.

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The name means ears of Sherah. Sherah, a granddaughter of Ephraim, built this town and both Beth-horons too, which makes her one of the few women in the Old Testament credited with founding towns.

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Uzzen-sherah, meaning ears of Sherah, was a town built by Sherah, a granddaughter of Ephraim named in the tribe's genealogy (1 Chron. 7:24). The same verse also credits her with building the upper and lower towns of Beth-horon, making her one of the few women in the Old Testament explicitly credited with founding settlements.

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The word

H242

Where it appears
  • 1 Chronicles 7:24

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