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n ("Shiloh"), on the way to Nablus. It is a wretched village lying on the slope of a hill, with many rock tombs in the vicinity.
Where is Lebonah in the Bible?
Lebonah was a small village in ancient Israel located in the territory of Ephraim, near the important religious center of Shiloh. The place appears in the Bible only in Judges 21:19, where it is mentioned as a landmark on the route between Shiloh and Nablus in what is now the West Bank. Lebonah served as a geographical reference point during the period of the judges, specifically in the context of the Benjamite crisis when the other tribes of Israel were seeking to resolve a serious conflict. Today, the site is identified with a modest village in the Palestinian territories, situated on a hillside with numerous ancient rock tombs nearby, reflecting its long history of habitation.
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- Judges
Lebonah
ISBE 1915 (Public Domain)n ("Shiloh"), on the way to Nablus. It is a wretched village lying on the slope of a hill, with many rock tombs in the vicinity.