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appear in Joshua's list (Jos 19:7), but in that place the Septuagint gives Thokka, from which we may infer that the name has fallen out in the Hebrew. It is not identified.
Where is Tochen in the Bible?
Tochen was a town in ancient Israel allotted to the tribe of Simeon, as recorded in 1 Chronicles 4:32. The town appears in Joshua 19:7, though scholars note that the Hebrew text may have corrupted or lost the name, while the ancient Greek Septuagint preserves it as "Thokka." Located in the southern region of Israel where Simeon's tribal inheritance lay, Tochen served as one of the settlements distributed among the Simeonite communities. The exact modern location of Tochen has not been identified by archaeologists, making it difficult to pinpoint its precise geographical position today.
Tochen
ISBE 1915 (Public Domain)appear in Joshua's list (Jos 19:7), but in that place the Septuagint gives Thokka, from which we may infer that the name has fallen out in the Hebrew. It is not identified.
to-gar'-ma (~togharmah]; Thorgama, Thergama, Thurgama, Thurgaba; Vulgate (Jerome's Latin Bible, 390-405 A.D.) Thorgoma):
1Its Forms: A Suggested Identification
The 3rd son of Gomer, and grandson of Jap