- אַרְיוֹךְ ’Aryōḵ)
appears in the Book of
Genesis as the name of the "King of
Ellasar", who parti****ted in the
Battle of the Vale of Siddim. The
battle is described...
-
Elisha Elishah Elishama Elishaphat Elisheba Elishua Eliud Elizur Elkanah Ellasar Elko****e Elm
Elmodam Elnaam Elnathan Elon, oak tree Elon-beth-hanan Elpaal...
- put down the rebellion, he
called upon
three other allies from Shinar,
Ellasar, and
Tidal "nations" regions. (Genesis 14:9) The
following allies fought...
-
Larsa (
Ellasar being an
alternate version of this). It has also been
suggested that it is URU KI,
meaning "this
place here".
Others identify Ellasar with...
- be
related to the
island kingdoms in
Mediterranean Sea. In the case of
Ellasar, it is
related to the name of
Elishah in
Genesis 10:4,
which is why it...
- be
related to the
island kingdoms in
Mediterranean Sea. In the case of
Ellasar, it is
related to the name of
Elishah in
Genesis 10:4,
which is why it...
- Larancha/Laranchon (Gk. Λαραγχων) by
Berossos and
connected with the
biblical Ellasar, was an
important city-state of
ancient Sumer, the
center of the cult of...
-
Clementine literature)
states that
Nimrod built the
towns of Hadāniūn,
Ellasar, Seleucia, Ctesiphon, Rūhīn, Atrapatene, Telalān, and others, that he began...
- reading, in
chapter 14, the
Mesopotamian Kings Amraphel of Shinar,
Arioch of
Ellasar,
Chedorlaomer of Elam, and
Tidal of
Goiim made war on the
Canaanite kings...
