JANGLING
Jangling means vain, empty, or conceited talk. In 1 Timothy it describes speech that turns people aside from sound teaching and opposes what God has revealed.
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JANIM
Janim was a place in the hill country of Judah, named with Eshan and Beth-tappuah. Its location is unidentified.
Janna
Janna was an ancestor in the genealogy of Jesus, the son of Joseph and father of Melchi.
JANNAI
Jannai was an ancestor of Jesus in Luke’s genealogy. He stands five generations before Joseph, the husband of Mary.
Jannes
Jannes was one of the Egyptian magicians who opposed Moses. Paul names him with Jambres as an example of those who resist the truth.
JANNES AND JAMBRES
Jannes and Jambres were names given in the New Testament to Egyptian magicians who opposed Moses before Pharaoh. Their names are not recorded in the Old Testament, though Exodus describes the magicians’ resistance.
Janoah
Janoah was the name of two towns: one on the boundary of Ephraim and another in the uplands of Naphtali, which was captured by the Assyrians.
Janohah
Janohah was a town on the eastern boundary of Ephraim, probably represented by the site now called Yanun.
Janum
Janum was a town in the mountainous region of Judah. Its exact location is uncertain.
Japheth
Japheth was one of Noah’s sons and was preserved in the ark with his wife. His descendants spread through regions described as the isles of the Gentiles, north and west of the ancient Near East.
Japhia
Japhia was the name of a king defeated by Joshua, a son of David, and a town on the boundary of Zebulun near Nazareth.
Japhleli
Japhleli, or the Japhletite, marked a landmark on the southern boundary of Ephraim.
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