Zareah
Zareah was another name for Zorah, a town associated with the territory of Judah and the birthplace of Samson.
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Zareathites, The
The Zareathites were inhabitants or descendants of Zareah, also called Zorah.
Zared, The Valley Of
The Valley of Zared, or Zered, was a valley through which Israel passed during its wilderness journey.
Zarephath
Zarephath was a Phoenician town near Sidon where Elijah stayed with a widow during the drought. In the New Testament it is called Sarepta, and Jesus referred to the widow in His teaching.
Zaretan
Zaretan was a place near the Jordan, probably by Succoth. It is associated with the point where the river’s waters were stopped when Israel crossed into Canaan.
Zaretan, Or Zarthan
Zaretan, also called Zarthan, was a place mentioned in the account of Israel’s crossing of the Jordan.
Zareth-shahar
Zareth-shahar was a city allotted to the tribe of Reuben, situated in the mountainous region of the valley east of the Dead Sea.
ZARETHAN
Zarethan was a place near the Jordan, associated with Adam, Bethshean, and the clay ground where Solomon’s craftsmen cast bronze objects for the temple. Its exact location has not been established.
Zarethshahar
Zarethshahar, meaning “splendor of the dawn,” was a town in the territory allotted to Reuben.
Zarhites, The
The Zarhites were a branch of the tribe of Judah descended from Zerah, the son of Judah.
Zartanah
Zartanah was an alternate form of Zarethan, a place named in the account of Solomon’s administration.
Zarthan
Zarthan was a place near Succoth in the Jordan plain, where Hiram cast the bronze furnishings for Solomon’s temple. It is also associated with Zartan and Zeredathah.
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