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

Zalmonah

Israel camped here after Mount Hor. The name probably has to do with shade, and it is usually put somewhere in the Arabah south of the Dead Sea, though nobody has pinned it down.

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First, in plain English

Israel camped here after Mount Hor. The name probably has to do with shade, and it is usually put somewhere in the Arabah south of the Dead Sea, though nobody has pinned it down.

Who this is

Zalmonah was a stop in Israel's wilderness journey, coming after Mount Hor in the itinerary of Numbers 33 (Num. 33:41-42). Its name likely relates to shade or darkness, and it is generally placed somewhere in the Arabah south of the Dead Sea, on the route toward Edom, though it has not been securely located.

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The word

H6758

Where it is
  • 35.37339
  • 30.81217
Where it appears
  • Numbers 33:41
  • Numbers 33:42

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