En-eglaim
En-eglaim was a place near the Dead Sea in Ezekiel’s vision of restored waters. Fishermen were to stand between it and En-gedi.
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En-gannim
En-gannim, meaning “fountain of gardens,” was the name of two towns: one in Judah and one in Issachar. The latter was assigned to the Gershonite Levites.
EN-GEDI
An oasis and town on the western shore of the Dead Sea, known for its springs, palms, and vines. It belonged to Judah and was a refuge for David from Saul.
EN-HADDAH
A town in the allotment of Issachar, mentioned with En-gannim. It is probably identified with Kefr Adan, west of Jenin.
En-hakkore
En-hakkore was the spring that God provided in response to Samson’s cry after his victory over the Philistines. Its name commemorates the one who called upon the Lord.
EN-HAZOR
A city in the territory of Naphtali, listed with Kedesh, Edrei, and Iron. Its name suggests a spring, though its precise site is uncertain.
EN-RIMMON
A southern city associated with Judah and Simeon, later reinhabited after the exile. It is commonly identified with a site north of Beersheba.
En-rogel
En-rogel was a spring or well near Jerusalem and a landmark on the boundary between Judah and Benjamin. David’s spies hid there, and Adonijah held his feast nearby when he sought the throne.
En-shemesh
En-shemesh, meaning “fountain of the sun,” was a spring marking the boundary between Judah and Benjamin, east of Jerusalem.
EN-TAPPUAH
A town or spring on the border of Ephraim and Manasseh, probably in the land of Tappuah. Its likely location was near Yasuf, north of Lebonah.
ENABLE
To strengthen or endow with strength. In 1 Timothy 1:12 the word describes Christ strengthening Paul for ministry.
ENAIM
A place in the lowland of Judah between Adullam and Timnah. It is probably the same as Enam, though its exact site is uncertain.
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