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Tekoah

Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible (1898–1904)· Public Domain

This is the AV form in 2 S H^-*" for Tekoa, and is retained by RV in 1 Mac 9^ in the expression ' wilderness of Tekoah.' TEL-ABIB (3'3i< ^B, perh. 'hill of com,' but see Del. Heh. Lang. 16 ; p-erioipos ; ad acervum no- varum J'rurjum). — A place on the Chebar (Ezk 3">), — one of the rivers or canals in Babylonia. The site is unknown. The LXX and Vulgate have translated the term as if it were not a proper name. C. W. Wilson.

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