=IPHTAH-EL=) | | | | The discovery of | | | | Dabbasheth (which see) | | | | points to the great | | | | Wâdy el Kurn as the | | | | valley intended. The | | | | Hebrew means ‘opened | | | | by God’ as usually | | | | rendered. Robinson | | | | (iii. 107), suggests | | | | that Jiphtah-el | | | | was identical with | | | | Jotapata (Kh. Jefat), | | | | and that ‘Wâdy | | | | ʾAbellîn,’ west of it, | | | | represents the valley, | | | | but Jefat does not | | | | represent the Hebrew | | | | word. | | | | =JOGBEHAH= |Num. xxxii. |_el Jubeihat_ |11 |Now the ruins of | 35; Judg. | | | ‘Jubeihat,’ between | viii. 11 | | | ‘Amman’ and ‘es Salt.’ | | | | (_Heth & Moab._) | | | | =JOKDEAM= |Josh. xv. 56 |_Not |14 |A city in the mountains | | identified_ | | of Judah named with | | | | ‘Juttah’ (Yutta) | | | | ‘Jezreel’ (not known) | | | | and ‘Zanoah’ (Zanuta) | | | | =JOKMEAM= |1 Chr. vi. |_Not |-- |Another name for | 68; 1 Kings | identified_ | | Kibzaim of Joshua xxi. | iv. 12 (R.V.)| | | 22. | | | | =JOKNEAM=, of |Josh. xii. |_Tell Keimûn_ |10 |The ruins and mound now Carmel | 22; xix. 11; | | | called Tell Keimûn, on | xxi. 34 | | | the edge of the plain | | | | of Esdraelon and south | | | | of Mount Carmel in | | | | Zebulon. (_Mem._ II. | | | | 69; Sh. VIII.) | | | | =JOKNEAM= (R.V. |1 Kings iv. 12|_Not |-- |_See_ Jokmeam.