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Hobah (Hebrew: חובה) was a
biblical place mentioned in
Genesis 14:15.
Possible references to
Hobah have been
found in
other ancient texts,
notably in the...
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Hilen Hilkiah Hillel Hinnom Hirah Hiram Hittite Hivites Hizkijah Hobab Hobah Hod (biblical figure)
Hodaiah Hodaviah Hodesh Hoglah Hoham Holon Homam Hophni...
- captives, Abram's unit
chased and
slaughtered the
Elamite King
Chedorlaomer at
Hobah, just
north of Damascus. They
freed Lot, as well as his
household and possessions...
- of the four
kings in Dan.
Abram divided his
forces and
pursued them to
Hobah.
Abram brought back Lot and all of his
people and
their belongings. Later...
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Hophnie Hobah Hines Johnson (13 July 1910 – 24 June 1987) was a West
Indian international cricketer. His first-class
cricket career began with his debut...
- it is a
different location,
possibly Belameh. 4:4 – Choba.
Possibly the
Hobah mentioned in
Genesis 14:15. If it is to be
identified with Muqeible, which...
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battle unit of 318 men who
pursued the
Elamite forces north of
Damascus to
Hobah.
Abraham and one of his
divisions then
proceeded to
defeat Chedorlaomer...
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Sifra Emor 13:1 and
Menahot 77b;
Sifra Ḳedoshim 2:5 and Ḥul. 137a;
Sifra Ḥobah 8:6 and B. Ḳ. 104b As, e.g., Yoma 41a
Compare D. Hoffmann, l.c. pp. 33,...
- of the
convert Geronimo de
Santa Fé,
appeared under the
title Milḥemet
Ḥobah, and also the
title Setirat Emunat ha-Noẓrim,
after the
second part of his...
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multiple sides during a
night raid. The
attack ran its
course as far as
Hobah,
north of Damascus,
where he
defeated Chedorlaomer and his forces. Abram...
