| 62; 1 Sam. | | | Hazazon-tamar. The | xxiii. 29; | | | well-known spring and | xxiv. 1; 2 | | | ruins of ʾAin Jîdy, on | Chr. xx. 2; | | | the west shore of the | Cant. i. 14; | | | Dead Sea. (_Mem._ III. | Ezek. xlvii. | | | 384; Sh. XXII.) | 10 | | | | | | | =EN-HADDAH= |Josh. xix. 21 |_Kefr Adân_* |10 |On the border of | | | | Issachar, and named | | | | next to ‘En-gannim.’ | | | | Probably the present | | | | village Kefr Adân, | | | | 3 miles to the west | | | | of Jenîn.--Conder. | | | | (_Mem._ II. 45; Sh. | | | | VIII.) | | | | =EN-HAKKORE= |Judg. xv. 19 |_Not |-- |The scene of one of | | identified_ | | Samson’s exploits. | | | | =EN-HAZOR= |Josh. xix. 37 |_Kh. Hazîreh_ | 6 |One of the fenced | | | | cities of Naphtali. | | | | Now the heap of ruins | | | | Hazîreh, on the | | | | Naphtali side of the | | | | boundary by Wâdy el | | | | ʾAyûn. (_Mem._ I. 204; | | | | Sh. IV.) | | | | =EN-MISHPAT= |Gen. xiv. 7 | | |Also called Kadesh. | | | | _See_ Kadesh-barnea. | | | | =EN-RIMMON= |Josh. xv. 32; |_Kh. Umm er |13 |The Ain and Rimmon | xix. 7; Neh. | Rŭmâmîn_ | | mentioned together in | xi. 29; 1 | | | Josh. xv. 32; xix. 7; | Chr. iv. 32; | | | 1 Chr. iv. 32, are | Zech. xiv. 10| | | supposed by some to | | | | be one place (?) and | | | | identical with the | | | | En-rimmon of Neh. xi. | | | | 29. The proposed site | | | | is that of Kh. Umm er