Kefr Kenna
Kefr Kenna is a village identified in connection with Cana of Galilee. It is treated in the supplied source as an alternate reference to Cana.
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Kehelathah
Kehelathah was a desert encampment of the Israelites during their wilderness journeys. Its location is unknown.
Keilah
Keilah was a fortified city in Judah’s lowland. David rescued it from the Philistines, but later left when God revealed that its inhabitants would surrender him to Saul.
Keilah The Garmite
Keilah the Garmite was a person or family associated with Judah, mentioned in 1 Chronicles. The source distinguishes this name from the town of Keilah.
Kelaiah
Kelaiah, also called Kelita, was one of the priests who had taken a foreign wife after the exile. The name may refer to the same person as Kelita in related lists.
Kelita
Kelita was a Levite who returned with Ezra, helped explain the law to the people, and signed the covenant in Nehemiah’s time.
Kemuel
Kemuel is the name of several men: a son of Nahor, a leader from Ephraim who helped divide Canaan, and a Levite leader in David’s time.
Kenan
Kenan, also called Cainan, was a son of Enosh and a descendant of Seth. He appears in the genealogical records of Genesis and Chronicles.
Kenath
Kenath was a city in Bashan captured by Nobah, who gave it his own name. It was later associated with the region east of the Jordan.
Kenaz
Kenaz is the name of several men, including an Edomite chief, the father of Othniel, and a descendant of Caleb. The name is associated with hunting.
Kenezite
The Kenizzites were a clan or tribe descended from Kenaz. Their land was included among the territories promised to Abraham, and Caleb was associated with this clan.
Kenite, The
The Kenite was a member of a nomadic people closely related to Midian and associated with Jethro. Kenites maintained friendly relations with Israel, and some later became associated with the Rechabites.
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