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Zoara,
called Zoar/Tzoar or Bela in the
Hebrew Bible,
Segor in the Septuagint, and
Zughar by
medieval Arabs, was an
ancient city
located in the Dead Sea...
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southern Dead Sea. The
location is
depicted on the 6th-century
Madaba map as "
Zoara."[dubious – discuss] Ghor as-Safi is
perhaps best
known for its historical...
- Look up Zoar in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Zoar may
refer to:
Zoara, a city
mentioned in
Genesis as part of the
Biblical Pentapolis Canada Zoar...
- the
plain of Jordan,
where the land was well
watered everywhere as far as
Zoara, and he
dwelled in the
cities of the
plain toward Sodom.
Abram went south...
- the
demon of
human form.
Cities of the
plain Admah Zeboim (Hebrew Bible)
Zoara Battle of
Siddim from the vale of
Siddim ("the plain")
Related topics Bab...
- Yarmut: see
Jarmuth Yemen Zanoah Zelah,
Judea Zelzah Zemaraim Zeredathah Zoara Zorah Zion
Zobah List of
biblical names List of
Hebrew place names List...
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Proposed location of
Zoara, As-Safi...
- However,
despite this,
extensive cultivation persisted in
Jericho and
Zoara,
until the
agrarian economy collapsed during Mamluk rule
around the 14th...
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Jewish communities began dating events from the temple's destruction. In
Zoara,
south of the Dead Sea, this
system was
regularly used in the
local Jewish...
- Penuel?) Tyre (Tylos)
Ugarit (Ras Shamra) Umm el-Marra
Zahiran ("Sahiri")
Zoara (Zoar, Bela) Al Ain Al-Ashoosh
Awwam Barran Bakkah (Mecca)
Barbar Temple...
