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BETH-DAGON
Shrine of the Philistine and Canaanite god Dagon mentioned in several sources other than the Bible. A fortress called Dagon near Jericho was mentioned by the Jewish historian Josephus, for example. Many Canaanite locations may have been known for their shrines to Dagon:
1. Town in Judah’s lowlands (Jos 15:41). This Beth-dagon was mentioned both by Ramses III of Egypt and by Sennacherib of Assyria (701 BC) as having been captured by them.
Jump to OET JOS 15:41 section.
2. Town on the border of Asher’s territory, east of Mt Carmel (Jos 19:27).
Jump to OET JOS 19:27 section.
3. Temple in Ashdod (1 Sm 5:1-2; called Azotus in 1 Macc 10:83-84).
Jump to OET SA1 5:1–2 section.
Jump to OET MA1 10:83–84 section.