Hazar-Addar; Hazar-Enan; Hazar-Gaddah; Hazar-Hatticon; Hazar-Maveth; Hazar-Shual; Hazar-Susa; Hazar-Susim
LocationsGeographical Setting
A cluster of toponyms prefixed with 'Hazar' (meaning 'encampment' or 'village') found in biblical texts, primarily associated with the territories of Judah and Benjamin.
âš¡ IN BRIEF (SUMMARY)
These entries represent a series of settlements listed in the tribal allotments of Judah and Benjamin, serving as administrative or residential sites within the ancient Judean landscape.
What is the meaning of Hazar-Addar; Hazar-Enan; Hazar-Gaddah; Hazar-Hatticon; Hazar-Maveth; Hazar-Shual; Hazar-Susa; Hazar-Susim in the Bible?
These entries represent a series of settlements listed in the tribal allotments of Judah and Benjamin, serving as administrative or residential sites within the ancient Judean landscape.
SIGNIFICANCE
Identifying these specific sites helps readers visualize the territorial boundaries and settlement patterns described in the tribal inheritance narratives.
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- Why did the biblical author mention Hazar-Addar; Hazar-Enan; Hazar-Gaddah; Hazar-Hatticon; Hazar-Maveth; Hazar-Shual; Hazar-Susa; Hazar-Susim in this passage?
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Source Attribution & Provenance
Built upon the 1915 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (ISBE) and Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897). Entries have been editorially modernized, checked for academic truthfulness, and formatted for fast contextual reference.