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Mamre (/ˈmæmri/; Hebrew: מַמְרֵא), full
Hebrew name
Elonei Mamre, 'Oaks of Mamre',
refers to an
ancient religious site
originally focused on a
single holy...
- what is now
known as Tel Rumeida,
while its
ritual centre was
located at
Elonei Mamre. It is said to have been
wrested from the
Canaanites by
either Joshua...
- was Abram's nephew, Lot. When word
reached Abram while he was
staying in
Elonei Mamre with Aner and Eshcol, he
immediately mounted a
rescue operation, arming...
- stations.
Protection of holy sites: The Cave of
Othniel Ben Knaz/El-Khalil;
Elonei Mamre/Haram Er-Rameh;
Eshel Avraham/Balotat Ibrahim; and
Maayan Sarah/Ein...
- captured.
Among the
captives was Abraham's nephew, Lot. Abraham,
staying in
Elonei Mamrei with Aner and Eshcol,
immediately mounted a
rescue operation, arming...
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Authentic “Herodian masonry”
includes examples at the
sites at
Hebron (
Elonei Mamre, the Cave of Machpelah), in the
Augusteum in
Sebastia and possibly...
- com/in-jerusalem/ancient-oaks-514945
Ancient Oaks – A
visit to
historic Elonei Mamre in Hebron],
Jerusalem Post Chadwick,
Jeffrey R (1992). The archaeology...
- Ark').
Pappenheim composed a
satire against Jonathan Eybeschutz entitled Elonei memre ve-kiryat arba (1761) amid the
dispute between the
latter and Jacob...
