- The Tomb of
Benei Hezir (Hebrew: קבר בני חזיר),
previously known as the Tomb of
Saint James, is the
oldest of four
monumental rock-cut
tombs that stand...
- Jehoshaphat", the (correctly named) Tomb of
Benei Hezir (Benei
Hezir is the
Hebrew for "sons of
Hezir",
meaning the
Hezir priestly family ), and the so-called "Tomb...
- Jerusalem, a few
metres from the Tomb of
Zechariah and the Tomb of
Benei Hezir.
Although traditionally ascribed to Absalom, the
rebellious son of King...
- a few
meters from the Tomb of
Absalom and
adjacent to the Tomb of
Benei Hezir. The
monument is a monolith—it is
completely carved out of the
solid rock...
-
Hermogenes Hermon Herod Herodion Heshbon Heshmon Heth
Hethlon Hezekiah Hezir Hezrai Hezron Hiddai Hiel
Hierapolis Hilen Hilkiah Hillel Hinnom Hirah Hiram...
-
Kidron Valley across from the
Temple Mount.
These include the Tomb of
Benei Hezir, that
belonged to a
priestly family also
known from the
Hebrew Bible, with...
- and a
memorial (qubr), be in
peace in Jer[u]sa[le]m." The Tomb of
Benei Hezir also
bears an
epithet in
Hebrew that states: "This is the tomb and the stele/memorial...
- Tomb of Absalom. Tomb of Zechariah. "Tomb of St. James",
actually of the
Hezir priestly family,
photo by
Auguste Salzmann Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913)...
- Umm al Amad Deir ed-Darb
Khirbet Kurkus Tomb of the
kings Tomb of
Benei Hezir Mokata 'Aboud Seligman, Jon (2011). "The
Departments of
Antiquities and...
-
further south are the
tombs of
Absalom (Hebrew name: Yad Avshalom), the
Hezir priestly family and of Zechariah. At the
northern margin of
Mount Olivet...
