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<p> ''''' | <p> '''Jiph'thah-el.''' ''(which God opens).'' ''The valley of '' [[Jiphthahel]] ''.'' [[A]] valley which served as one of the landmarks for the boundary of both Zebulun, Joshua 19:14, and Asher. Joshua 19:27. Dr. Robinson suggests that Jiphthah-el was identical with Jotapata, and that they survive in the modern ''Jefat'' , a village in the mountains of Galilee, halfway between the Bay of Accre, and the Lake of Gennesareth. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:05, 13 October 2021
Smith's Bible Dictionary [1]
Jiph'thah-el. (which God opens). The valley of Jiphthahel . A valley which served as one of the landmarks for the boundary of both Zebulun, Joshua 19:14, and Asher. Joshua 19:27. Dr. Robinson suggests that Jiphthah-el was identical with Jotapata, and that they survive in the modern Jefat , a village in the mountains of Galilee, halfway between the Bay of Accre, and the Lake of Gennesareth.
