Telasear
Telasear was a city inhabited by the children of Eden and conquered by the Assyrians. It was probably located in western Mesopotamia, though its exact site is uncertain.
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Telassar
Telassar was a region or city mentioned by Sennacherib’s messengers as having been conquered by Assyria. It was inhabited by the children of Eden, but its precise location remains uncertain.
Telem
Telem was both a temple porter in Ezra’s time and a town on Judah’s southern border. The town may be the same place as Telaim.
Telharsa, Or Telharesha
Telharsa, or Telharesha, was a Babylonian town or village from which some Jewish exiles returned to Jerusalem. It is mentioned with Tel-melah and Cherub.
Telmelah
Telmelah is another form of Tel-melah, a Babylonian settlement named among the places from which Jewish exiles returned to Jerusalem.
Tema
Tema was a son of Ishmael, the ancestor of a tribe bearing his name, and the name of the Arabian region where that tribe settled. It was an oasis on an ancient caravan route near the Syrian desert.
TEMAH
Temah was the family name of a group of Nethinim, the temple servants listed among those who returned from exile with the people of Judah.
Teman
Teman was a grandson of Esau and an Edomite clan or chief. It also designated a district and town in Edom, whose inhabitants were noted for wisdom.
Temani
Temani is another form of Teman, referring to a person or place associated with Teman and the Edomites.
Temanite
A Temanite was an inhabitant of Teman. Eliphaz, one of Job’s friends, is specifically called a Temanite.
Temeni
Temeni was a son of Ashur and a descendant associated with southern Judah. His name means a southerner.
TEMPEST
A tempest is a violent storm of wind and rain. Biblical storms include the Flood, storms at sea, the storm on Galilee, and the tempest that threatened Paul’s voyage; Scripture also portrays God as ruling over storms and using them in judgment or deliverance.
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