Madmannah standard
Chr.2.49">1Ch 2:49)): This town lay in the Negeb of Judah and is mentioned with Hormah and Ziklag. It is represented in Jos 19:5, etc., by Beth-marcaboth.
Where is Madmannah in the Bible?
Madmannah was a town located in the Negev region of southern Judah, mentioned in the biblical books of Joshua and 1 Chronicles. The town appears in Joshua 15:31 and 19:5 as one of several settlements in Judah's territorial allotment, and is sometimes identified with Beth-marcaboth in the same region. Modern scholars have proposed the site of Umm Deimneh, located approximately 12 miles north of Beersheba, as the likely location of ancient Madmannah based on linguistic evidence. The town is mentioned alongside other Negev settlements like Hormah and Ziklag, placing it within a strategically important region of ancient Judah.
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Madmannah
ISBE 1915 (Public Domain)Chr.2.49">1Ch 2:49)): This town lay in the Negeb of Judah and is mentioned with Hormah and Ziklag. It is represented in Jos 19:5, etc., by Beth-marcaboth. Umm Deimneh, 12 miles North of Beersheba, has been proposed on etymological grounds (PEF, III, 392, 399, Sh XXIV).
mad'-men (madhmen; kai pausin pausetai): An unidentified town in Moab against which Jeremiah prophesied (48:2). The play upon the words here suggests a possible error in transcription: gam madhmen tiddomi, "Also, Madme