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Tyndale Open Bible Dictionary

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GE-HARASHIM*

Name for a richly wooded valley near Lod and Ono, settled by Joab from Judah’s tribe, whose posterity called the valley Ge-harashim, meaning “valley of craftsmen,” after their own trade (1 Chr 4:14, NLT mg). In the fifth century BC the area was resettled by people from Benjamin’s tribe (Neh 11:35, “valley of craftsmen“).

Show passage in OET: CH1 4:14

OET-RV CH1 4:14

14 Me’onotay had a son Ofrah, and Serayah fathered Yoav (Joab), the founder of Craftsmen’s Valley, because they were craftsmen.

OET-LV CH1 4:14

14 And_Məˊōnotay he_fathered DOM ˊOfrāh and_Sərāyāh he_fathered DOM Yōʼāⱱ/(Joab) the_father_of Ge if/because craftsmen they_were.
Show passage in OET: NEH 11:35

OET-RV NEH 11:35

35 in Lod, Ono, and in the Craftsmen’s valley.

OET-LV NEH 11:35

35 Lod and_ʼŌnō Ge Harashim.

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