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Libnah

Libnah or Lobana (Hebrew: לִבְנָה, whiteness; Latin: Lobana) was an independent city, probably near the western seaboard of Israel, with its own king at the time of the Israelite conquest of Canaan. It is thought to have been an important producer of revenue, and one that rebelled against the Judahite crown.

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Records in the Hebrew Bible

Tribe of Judah13 Kohanic citiesJoshua 21Jehoram of Judah2 Kings 8
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Possible sites and excavations

Tel LavninTell ZeitahTel BurnaWilliam F. AlbrightTell ej-Judeideh
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As a station of the Exodus

StationIsraelitesThe ExodusSinai Desert
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HebrewLatinCanaanJudahite crown
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related to Records in the Hebrew Bible · 22
Libnah → Chronicles, Edom, God, Hamutal, Israelite, Israelites, It, Jehoahaz, Jehoram, Jeremiah, Joshua, Josiah, Judah, Judean, King, King Jehoram, Kings, Kohanic, The, The Old Testament
related to Possible sites and excavations · 19
Libnah → Albright's, An, Beida, Bronze Age, Gath, Judahite, Judean Shephelah, Judeideh, Khurbet Tell, Lachish, Philistine, Tel Burna, Tel Lavnin, Tell, Tell Zeitah, The, Until, Vargon, William
related to As a station of the Exodus · 6
Libnah → Canaan, Exodus, Israelites, Libna, Sinai Desert, The

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kings king possible attacked judah one judahite israelites lachish hebrew canaan 22 chronicles also tel tell lobana city time israelite

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Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusIsraelites0.60section
Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusExodus0.60section
Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusThe0.60section
Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusLibna0.60section
Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusSinai Desert0.60section
Libnahrelated to As a station of the ExodusCanaan0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsTel Lavnin0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsKhurbet Tell0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsBeida0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsJudean Shephelah0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsThe0.60section
Libnahrelated to Possible sites and excavationsTell Zeitah0.60section

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