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entered into a
covenant or
peace treaty with the
Gibeonites. The
Israelites soon
found out that the
Gibeonites were
actually their neighbors—living within...
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because of "Saul and for his
bloody house,
because he slew the
Gibeonites." The
Gibeonites were not Israelites, but the
remnant of the Amorites,
which Saul...
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thought to have
happened because Saul had
earlier wronged the
Gibeonites. The
Gibeonites told King
David that
nothing would now
compensate them but the...
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between Joshua and the
Gibeonites, in
which Joshua pronounced them 'cursed' for
acquiring the
treaty by
deceit and the
Gibeonites accepted the
right of...
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David that the
famine happened because of how Saul
treated the
Gibeonites. The
Gibeonites told
David that only the
death of
seven sons of Saul
would compensate...
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originally in the Book of
Joshua (where it is
found in its
verbal form) to the
Gibeonites. Later, in the Book of Ezra, they are
counted alongside the
Avdei Shlomo...
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Gibeonites, a
people group who are the
remnants of the Amorites, whom
Israel had
promised to
spare but Saul has m****acred.
David calls the
Gibeonites...
- 2015 ISBN 978-0-8028-7287-6 Blenkinsopp,
Joseph (2016).
Gibeon and the
Gibeonites from the
Settlement to Solomon.
Oxford University Research Archive (ORA)...
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father Kish and his son Jonathan, with the 7
grandsons of Saul hung by the
Gibeonites. Saul and
Jonathan died
during the
Battle of Gilboa, and 2
Samuel 21:13...
- Merab. The five sons that
sprang from this
union were put to
death by the
Gibeonites. (1
Samuel 18:19; 2
Samuel 21:8–9). Here it is said that
Michal bore these...
