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

Zemaraim

Two places. One is a town of Benjamin, generally put at a ruin north of Jericho. The other is a hill in Ephraim where Abijah of Judah beat Jeroboam's much bigger army.

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First, in plain English

Two places. One is a town of Benjamin, generally put at a ruin north of Jericho. The other is a hill in Ephraim where Abijah of Judah beat Jeroboam's much bigger army.

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Zemaraim names two distinct places in the older sources, and the entity's two canonical references reflect both. The first is a town of Benjamin listed in Joshua 18:22, generally located at a ruin north of Jericho. The second is a hill in the Ephraim highlands where King Abijah of Judah routed Jeroboam's much larger army of Israel, a defeat from which the northern king never fully recovered (2 Chronicles 13:4-20).

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The word

H6787

Where it is
  • 35.2117
  • 31.90879
Where it appears
  • Joshua 18:22
  • 2 Chronicles 13:4

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