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<p> ''''' ā´nēr ''''' ( ענר , <i> ''''' ‛ānēr ''''' </i> , meaning doubtful): A L evitical town in Manasseh, West of the [[Jordan]] (&nbsp;1 Chronicles 6:70 ). [[Gesenius]] and others identified it with [[Taanach]] of &nbsp;Joshua 21:25 . There is, however, no agreement as to its location. </p>
<p> ''''' ā´nēr ''''' ( ענר , <i> ''''' ‛ānēr ''''' </i> ; [[Septuagint]] Αὐνάν , <i> ''''' Aunán ''''' </i> ; [[Samaritan]] Pentateuch, ענרם , <i> ''''' ‛anrām ''''' </i> , "sprout," "waterfall"): One of the three "confederates" of [[Abraham]] in his pursuit after the four kings (&nbsp;Genesis 14:13 , &nbsp;Genesis 14:14 ). [[Judging]] from the meanings of the two other names, [[Mamre]] being the name of the sacred grove or tree (Jahwist) and synonymous with [[Hebron]] (Priestly Code); and Eschol - a name of a valley (lit. "grape cluster") from which the personal names are derived - it may be expected to explain the name [[Aner]] in a similar way. [[Dillmann]] suggested the name of a range of mountains in that vicinity ( <i> Comm </i> . at the place and Rosen in <i> ZDMG </i> , Xii , 479; Skinner, Genesis, 365). </p>


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<ref name="term_1073"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/international-standard-bible-encyclopedia/aner+(2) Aner from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia]</ref>
<ref name="term_1076"> [https://bibleportal.com/encyclopedia/international-standard-bible-encyclopedia/aner+(1) Aner from International Standard Bible Encyclopedia]</ref>
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ā´nēr ( ענר , ‛ānēr  ; Septuagint Αὐνάν , Aunán  ; Samaritan Pentateuch, ענרם , ‛anrām , "sprout," "waterfall"): One of the three "confederates" of Abraham in his pursuit after the four kings ( Genesis 14:13 ,  Genesis 14:14 ). Judging from the meanings of the two other names, Mamre being the name of the sacred grove or tree (Jahwist) and synonymous with Hebron (Priestly Code); and Eschol - a name of a valley (lit. "grape cluster") from which the personal names are derived - it may be expected to explain the name Aner in a similar way. Dillmann suggested the name of a range of mountains in that vicinity ( Comm . at the place and Rosen in ZDMG , Xii , 479; Skinner, Genesis, 365).

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