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Hazor or
Hatzor (Hebrew: חצור) may
refer to:
Kingdoms of
Hazor,
mentioned in
Jeremiah 49:28 and 49:30 En-
hazor, a
fortified settlement named in the Book...
- The
Hazor expedition headed by
Yigal Yadin in the mid-1950s was the most
important dig
undertaken by
Israel in its
early years of statehood. Tel
Hazor is...
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according to 2
Samuel 13:23. It is
probably identical with
Hazor mentioned in
Nehemiah 11:33. Baal-
hazor is
identified with Tell Asur, a 1,016
meters high mountain...
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Hazing (American English), initiation,
beasting (British English), ****isation (Australian English),
ragging (South
Asian English) or
deposition refers...
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Haze is
traditionally an
atmospheric phenomenon in
which dust, smoke, and
other dry
particulates suspended in air
obscure visibility and the
clarity of...
-
Jenna Haze (born 1982) is an
American former **** film actress.
Haze has won
numerous ****
industry awards,
including the 2003 AVN Award...
- En-
hazor ("fount of
Hazor") is a
fortified settlement named in the Book of
Joshua as part of the
inheritance of Naphtali,
distinct from a
settlement called...
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nearby biblical site of Tel
Hazor. In 2022 it had a po****tion of 10,047.
Hatzor HaGlilit is
named after the
biblical city of
Hazor, a
Canaanite and later...
- "evidence" used by
Morey was of the
statue retrieved from an
excavation site at
Hazor, of
which there is no
connection to "Allah" at all. In 2009, anthropologist...
- Undertones,
Freshman Fifteen A Cappella,
ShireiNU A Cappella, and
Purple Haze. Northwestern's
performing arts
scene also
includes Boomshaka,
which is the...
