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Juttah (Hebrew: יוטה) was a
biblical town in
ancient Judah.
According to the
Hebrew Bible, the town was made a
priestly city. It is
identified with modern-day...
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Jubal Jucal Judah Judas Judaea Judith Jude
Julia Julius Junia Jushab-hesed
Juttah Comay, Joan, Who's Who in the Old Testament,
Oxford University Press, 1971...
- scholars, who
generally accept that the
phrase refers to "Yad Hemmelek" ("Hand of the King"),
although it has also been
interpreted as "
Juttah of the King"...
- York, London: The
Continuum Publishing Group. p. 550. ISBN 9780826485717.
Juttah.
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public university in Utah Utah Utes, the
above school's
athletic program Juttah,
biblical town Utah
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Phillips (1935–2008),
American labor activist...
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dating back to
ancient times,
Yatta is
identified with the
biblical town of
Juttah. In the 4th
century it was
described as a
large Jewish village, a description...
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Judah Eshtemoa Aaronites Judah Holon Aaronites Judah Jattir Aaronites Judah Juttah Aaronites Judah Kirjath Arba (Hebron)
Aaronites ♦
Judah Libnah Aaronites...
- [citation needed] The Book of
Joshua mentions Maon, Carmel, Adora, and
Juttah among others as part of the
tribal territory of the
Tribe of Judah. The...
- in Yatta.
Yatta has been
identified with the site of the
ancient town of
Juttah, also
mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible. In the 4th
century CE,
Eusebius wrote...
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describing seven contemporary large Jewish villages in
Daroma region:
Juttah, Carmel, Eshtemoa, Rimmon, Tele,
Lower Anim, and Ein Gedi. The
Jewish po****tion...
