Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications
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Names and places in the Old and New Testament and Apocrypha, with their modern identifications
Bible -- Geography; Names in the Bible; Names, Geographical
| | | | ‘Wady esh Sheikh.’
| | | | (Rob. i. 121.)
| | | | Burckhardt (_Syria and
| | | | C._ 488), Stanley (S.
| | | | and P. 40-42), Ritter
| | | | (xiv. 740, 741), in
| | | | Wâdy Feiran.
| | | |
=RESEN= |Gen. x. 12 |_Not |-- |One of the cities built
| | identified_ | | by Asshur, ‘between
| | Between | | Nineveh and Calah.’
| | _Nimrúd_ and | | The ruins of a town
| | _Kuyunjik_ | | near the modern
| | | | village of Selamiyeh
| | | | would suit the
| | | | situation, but they
| | | | are not of any great
| | | | importance. (Smith’s
| | | | _Bible Dictionary_.)
| | | |
=REUBEN=, Tribe |Josh. xiii. | |-- |The eastern parts of
of | 15-23; | | | the country beyond
| Josephus 9 | | | Jordan, which belonged
| Ant. viii. 1 | | | to the Reubenites
| | | | and Gadites and to
| | | | the half tribes of
| | | | Manasseh. (9 Ant.
| | | | viii. 1.)
| | | |
=REZEPH= |2 Kings xix. |_Not |-- |There are several
| 12; Is. | identified_ | | towns of this name in
| xxxvii. 12 | Near | | Mesopotamia. One west
| | _Nisibin_ | | of the Euphrates on
| | | | the road from Racca
| | | | to Hŭms, the other
| | | | east of the Euphrates
| | | | near Bagdad; between
| | | | these two rests the
| | | | claim to the ancient
| | | | site. (Smith’s _Bible
| | | | Dictionary_.)
| | | |
=RHODUS= |1 Macc. xv. 23|_Island of |-- |The Island of Rhodes in
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