Zedad
LocationsGeographical Setting
Zedad was a territorial boundary marker for the tribe of Gad in the northern region of Transjordan.
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A settlement identified as the northern limit of the tribal territory of Gad, with archaeological evidence pointing to Khirbet Serada as the most likely site.
What is the meaning of Zedad in the Bible?
A settlement identified as the northern limit of the tribal territory of Gad, with archaeological evidence pointing to Khirbet Serada as the most likely site.
SIGNIFICANCE
Understanding the precise location of Zedad clarifies the geographical extent of the tribe of Gad and the broader territorial divisions described in the Book of Joshua.
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