| 10-13; xii. | Hadîreh_ (?) | | and ‘Kedesh’ (Kades) | 19; xix. 36; | | | as one of the fenced | Jud. iv. 2, | | | cities of Naphtali. | 17; 1 Sam. | | | The name survives | xii. 9; 1 | | | in Jebel Hadîreh, | Kings ix. | | | near Kades in Upper | 15; 2 Kings | | | Galilee. (_Mem._ I. | xv. 29; Jer. | | | 204; Sh. IV.) | xlix. 28, | | | | 30, 33 | | | | | | | =HAZOR= (2) |Josh. xv. 23 |_Not |-- |One of the uttermost | | identified_ | | cities of Judah in the | | | | south; also called | | | | Kerioth Hezron in | | | | Josh. xv. 25. | | | | =HAZOR-HADATTAH=|Josh. xv. 25 |_Not |-- |One of the towns (3) | | identified_ | | of Judah in the | | | | south; should read | | | | ‘Hazor-hadattah’ | | | | (R.V.), and this | | | | reading is given by | | | | Eusebius and Jerome, | | | | who speak (Onom. | | | | ‘Asor’) of ‘New Hazor’ | | | | as being situated to | | | | the east of and near | | | | Ascalon. | | | | =HAZOR= (4) |Neh. xi. 33; |_Kh. Hazzûr_ |14 |Now the heap of ruins | 1 Kings ix. | | | ‘Hazzûr,’ north of | 15 | | | Jerusalem, near | | | | Beit Hanîna, and in | | | | Benjamin. (_Mem._ III. | | | | 43; Sh. XVII.) | | | | =HEBRON= |Gen. xiii. |_el Khŭlîl_ |14 |One of the oldest | 18; xxiii. | | | cities of Palestine, | 2, 19; xxxv. | | | built seven years | 27; xxxvii. | | | before ‘Zoan’ in | 14; Num. | | | Egypt (Num. xiii. | xiii. 22; | | | 22). Originally named | Jos. x. 3, | | | Kirjath-arba (Judg.