Joshua 19:14
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and the border turned about it on the north to Hannathon; and the goings out of it were at the valley of Iphtah El;
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These place names belong chiefly to the tribal boundary lists of Joshua 19, which locate Israel’s allotted inheritances across Galilee, the coastal plain, the Negeb, and the Jordan Valley. In verse 14, the border of Zebulun turns northward near Hannathon and ends at the Valley of Iphtahel, marking the
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Joshua 19:14 mentions Achzib, Adami-nekeb, Aijalon, Allammelech, Allon, Amad, Anaharath, Aphek, Baalath, Balah, Beersheba, Bene-berak, Beth-emek, Beth-lebaoth, Bethlehem, Beth-marcaboth, Beth-shemesh, Bethul, Chesulloth, Chinnereth, Chisloth-tabor, Dabbesheth, Daberath, Dan, Ebron, Ekron, En-haddah, Ezem, Gath-hepher, Gibbethon, Great Sea, Hali, Hammath, Hammon, Hannathon, Hazar-susah, Hazor, Heleph, Hosah, Idalah, Ir-shemesh, Jabneel, Japhia, Jehud, Jezreel, Jokneam, Joppa, Jordan, Kanah, Kattath, Kedesh, Mahalab, Me-jarkon, Mount Carmel, Mount Tabor, Negeb, Neiel, Rakkath, Remeth, Rimmon, Sarid, Shaalbim, Shiloh, Shimron, Shunem, Sidon, Timnah, Timnath-heres, Tyre, Valley of Iphtahel, Yiron, Ziklag and Zorah.
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