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Jeshanah (Yeshana) was an
ancient Biblical city.
Yeshana was one of
three cities,
along with
Bethel and Ephraim, that were
captured by
Abijah of the Kingdom...
- Imgur-Enlil – ****yrian City
India –
Esther 1:1
Jabbok Jaffa Jarmuth (Yarmut)
Jeshanah Jerash (Gerasa)
Jericho Jerusalem Jordan River Judah Judea Kabzeel Kadesh-Barnea...
- of
Judah for the rest of his reign. He also lost the
towns of Bethel,
Jeshanah, and Ephron, with
their surrounding villages.
Bethel was an
important centre...
- with us for a Captain".
Abijah went on to
capture the
Israelite cities of
Jeshanah,
Ephron (et-Taiyibeh) and Bethel. Non-conformist
minister Alexander Maclaren...
- Jeroboam's
soldiers and
captured the
important Samarian centers of Bethel,
Jeshanah, and Ephron, with
their surrounding villages.
Following this defeat, Jeroboam...
- Judah,
defeated Jeroboam of
Israel and took back the
towns of Bethel,
Jeshanah and Ephron, with
their surrounding villages.
Ephron is
believed to be the...
- Judah,
defeated Jeroboam of
Israel and took back the
towns of Bethel,
Jeshanah and Ephron, with
their surrounding villages.
Ephron is
believed to be the...
- "Jehoiada" in the
Hebrew Bible and used
alternately in
English versions. "The
Jeshanah Gate was
repaired by
Joiada son of
Paseah and
Meshullam son of Besodeiah...
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staged a
relentless pursuit against them,
taking the
cities of Bethel,
Jeshanah and
Ephron during the
ensuing pursuit. The
factor for Judah's
success in...
-
rebuilding in the Book of Nehemiah. In some
versions the gate is
called "the
Jeshanah Gate",
which translates to "the old gate".
Nehemiah 3:6 it is said to have...
