Tammuz
Tammuz was a pagan deity whose worship involved lamentation for his supposed death. Ezekiel saw women weeping for Tammuz at the temple, an idolatrous practice condemned as an abomination.
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Tanach
Tanach is a variant form of Taanach, the name of an ancient town in the territory of Manasseh.
Tanhumeth
Tanhumeth was a Netophathite and one of the local leaders who remained in Judah under Gedaliah after the Babylonian conquest.
Tanis
Tanis is another name for Zoan, an ancient Egyptian city mentioned in connection with Egypt’s judgment.
TANNER
A tanner prepared animal hides into leather. Simon the tanner lived by the seashore at Joppa, where Peter stayed; the occupation was unpleasant and was regarded by many Jews as ceremonially undesirable.
Taphath
Taphath was a daughter of Solomon who married Ben-abinadab, one of the officials connected with Solomon’s administration.
Taphon
Taphon was a city in Judea fortified by Bacchides during the Maccabean period. It may have been the same place as Beth-tappuah.
Tappuah
Tappuah was the name of several places in the land allotted to Judah and Ephraim. The name is associated with apples or an apple region.
Tappush
Tappush, meaning “apple-city,” is another name associated with Tappuah, a town or region in the Israelite allotments.
Tarah
Tarah was a wilderness encampment of the Israelites during their journey from Egypt toward Canaan, located between Tahath and Mithcah.
Taralah
Taralah was a town in the territory allotted to Benjamin, listed among the towns of that tribe.
Tarea
Tarea is a variant or scribal form of Tahrea, a descendant of Saul in the genealogical records of Benjamin.
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