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KIBROTH-HATTAAVAH
Location in the wilderness where the Israelites who were killed by plague for craving meat from Egypt were buried (Nm 11:34-35; 33:16-17; Dt 9:22). It was situated between Mt Sinai and Hazeroth, but its exact site is unknown. The name, meaning “graves of craving,” accords with the account of the quails.
Jump to OET NUM 11:34–35 section.
Jump to OET NUM 33:16–17 section.
Jump to OET DEU 9:22 section.
See also Wilderness Wanderings.