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 == People's Dictionary of the Bible <ref name="term_70720" /> ==
-<p> '''Riblah''' (''rĭb'lah'' ), ''fertility.'' An ancient city in the northeastern frontier of Canaan. &nbsp;Numbers 34:10-11. The ancient town was upon the great road from Palestine to Babylon, and was a convenient military headquarters for the Babylonian kings and others invading the country. Here the Egyptian king Pharaoh-nechoh put Jehoahaz in chains and made [[Eliakim]] king, and here [[Nebuchadnezzar]] brought Zedekiah, murdered his sons before his eyes, and then put out his eyes and bound him in chains to be carried to Babylon. &nbsp;2 Kings 23:29-35; &nbsp;2 Kings 25:1-7; &nbsp;Jeremiah 39:5-7. Riblah is now a mean and poor village. </p>
+<p> [[Riblah]] (''rĭb'lah'' ), ''fertility.'' An ancient city in the northeastern frontier of Canaan. &nbsp;Numbers 34:10-11. The ancient town was upon the great road from Palestine to Babylon, and was a convenient military headquarters for the Babylonian kings and others invading the country. Here the Egyptian king Pharaoh-nechoh put Jehoahaz in chains and made [[Eliakim]] king, and here [[Nebuchadnezzar]] brought Zedekiah, murdered his sons before his eyes, and then put out his eyes and bound him in chains to be carried to Babylon. &nbsp;2 Kings 23:29-35; &nbsp;2 Kings 25:1-7; &nbsp;Jeremiah 39:5-7. Riblah is now a mean and poor village. </p>
 == American Tract Society Bible Dictionary <ref name="term_17057" /> ==