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<p> Joshua 19:26. A boundary of Asher. "Shihor" is not confined to the Nile exclusively. Not the [[Belus]] or glass river (Ptiny H. N. 5:19), now nahr Naman, which flows into the [[Mediterranean]] below Acre or Accho, for this is too far N. It must be S. of [[Carmel]] where [[Asher]] was bounded by [[Manasseh]] ( Joshua 17:10), S. of Dor. Keil conjectures the nahr Zerka, three hours S. of Dor, Pliny's "crocodile river"; its name "blue" may answer both to [[Shihor]] "black" and [[Libnath]] "white." </p> | Shihor Libnath <ref name="term_37332" /> | ||
==References == | <p> Joshua 19:26. [[A]] boundary of Asher. "Shihor" is not confined to the Nile exclusively. Not the [[Belus]] or glass river (Ptiny [[H.]] [[N.]] 5:19), now ''nahr Naman'' , which flows into the [[Mediterranean]] below [[Acre]] or Accho, for this is too far [[N.]] It must be [[S.]] of [[Carmel]] where [[Asher]] was bounded by [[Manasseh]] ( Joshua 17:10), [[S.]] of Dor. Keil conjectures the ''nahr Zerka'' , three hours [[S.]] of Dor, Pliny's "crocodile river"; its name "blue" may answer both to [[Shihor]] "black" and [[Libnath]] "white." </p> | ||
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<ref name="term_37332"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/fausset-s-bible-dictionary/shihor+libnath Shihor Libnath from Fausset's Bible Dictionary]</ref> | <ref name="term_37332"> [https://bibleportal.com/dictionary/fausset-s-bible-dictionary/shihor+libnath Shihor Libnath from Fausset's Bible Dictionary]</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:28, 12 October 2021
Shihor Libnath [1]
Joshua 19:26. A boundary of Asher. "Shihor" is not confined to the Nile exclusively. Not the Belus or glass river (Ptiny H. N. 5:19), now nahr Naman , which flows into the Mediterranean below Acre or Accho, for this is too far N. It must be S. of Carmel where Asher was bounded by Manasseh ( Joshua 17:10), S. of Dor. Keil conjectures the nahr Zerka , three hours S. of Dor, Pliny's "crocodile river"; its name "blue" may answer both to Shihor "black" and Libnath "white."
