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
AMMONI=) | | | | miles north of Bethel.
| | | | (_Mem._ II. 299; Sh.
| | | | XIV.)
| | | |
=CHEPHIRAH= |Josh. ix. 17; |_Kefîreh_ |14 |The ruin Kefîreh, 8
| xviii. 26; | | | miles north-west of
| Ezra ii. 25; | | | Jerusalem. 1 Esdr. v.
| Neh. vii. 29 | | | 19, Caphira. (_Mem._
| | | | III. 36; Sh. XVII.)
| | | |
=CHERITH=, The |1 Kings xvii. |_Not |-- |Jerome (Onomasticon
Brook | 3, 5 | identified_ | | Chorath) would place
| | | | the Cherith beyond
| | | | Jordan. Schwarz, ‘Wâdy
| | | | Alias or Yabis,’
| | | | opposite ‘Beth Shean.’
| | | | Marino Sanuto, in
| | | | 1321, makes it run by
| | | | Phasaelis,--Herod’s
| | | | city in the Jordan
| | | | Valley. Robinson
| | | | proposed ‘Wâdy Kelt,’
| | | | behind Jericho. The
| | | | expression ‘facing’
| | | | Jordan favours the
| | | | view that it was east
| | | | of that river.
| | | |
=CHERUB= |Ezra ii. 59; |_Not |14 |Possibly in Babylonia,
| Neh. vii. 61 | identified_ | | but uncertain. One
| | | | of the (five) places
| | | | from which some of the
| | | | Captivity returned and
| | | | could not prove their
| | | | pedigree.
| | | |
=CHESALON= |Josh. xv. 10 |_Kesla_ |14 |On Mount Jearim. The
| | | | name is preserved in
| | | | Kesla, the village
| | | | 10 miles west of
| | | | Jerusalem. (Conder’s
| | | | _Handbook to the
| | | | Bible_, p.
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