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Josué 19:33
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E foi o seu termo desde Helefe e desde Alom em Zaanamim, e Adami-Neguebe, e Jabneel, at Lacum, terminando no Jordo.
Era o seu limite desde Helefe, do carvalho em Zaananim, Adami-Nequebe, Jabneel, at Lacum e terminava no Jordo.
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from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
Zaanannim: Judges 4:11, Zaanaim
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And their coast was from Heleph,.... That is, their northern coast, reaching from west to east, as appears by the ending of it at Jordan; the Alexandrian copy of the Greek version calls it Mlepeh, the Targum, Meheleph, and Jerom, Mealeb, which he calls the border of Naphtali; which, though to the north, cannot be expressly said what and where it was:
from Allon to Zaanannim; or rather from the oak, or from the plain in Zaanannim d; for it seems to be the same with the plain of Zanaaim, Judges 4:11.
and Adami, Nekeb; some make these to be but one city, and the latter only an epithet of the former; but the Talmudists e make them two, as we do, and call the first Damin, and the latter Ziadetha; but what and where either of them were exactly is not known; for Adami cannot be the same with Adam, Joshua 3:16; as some think; for that was in Peraea, on the other side Jordan; Joshua 3:16- ::
and Jabneel; Jabneel is different from that which was on the borders of Judah, Joshua 15:11; and is called by the Jews f since Cepherjamah;
unto Lakum; of which we nowhere else read:
and the outgoings thereof were at Jordan; here the coast ended this way.
d "Ab querceto in Tzahanannimis", Junius Tremellius so Piscator. e T. Hieros. Megillah, fol. 70. 1. f T. Hieros. Megillah, fol. 70. 1.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
From Allon to Zaanannim - Render “from the oak forest at Zaanannim.” From Judges 4:11 it appears that this oak or oak-forest was near Kedesh.
Adami, Nekeb - Render “Adami of the Pass.” Possibly the ancient “Deir el Ahmar” (“red cloister”), which derives its name from the color of the soil in the neighborhood, as perhaps Adami did. The spot lies about 8 miles northwest of Baalbek.
