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Hastings Dictionary of the Bible · 1898

JA'BIIV (whom he-i.e. God-observes). King of Hazor, a northern district of Canaan. Josh 11:1. He attempted by a formidable alliance to oppose the progress of Joshua. He and his allies were utterly defeated in a battle at Merom, the city of Hazor was taken, and Jabin put to death. Another king of the same name and place, who had great wealth and power and oppressed the children of Israel for 20 years. Jud 4:2. His army was defeated by Deborah and Barak, and Sisera, his principal general, put to death.

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Schaff's Dictionary of the Bible · 1880

JA'BIIV (whom he-i.e. God-observes). King of Hazor, a northern district of Canaan. Josh 11:1. He attempted by a formidable alliance to oppose the progress of Joshua. He and his allies were utterly defeated in a battle at Merom, the city of Hazor was taken, and Jabin put to death. Another king of the same name and place, who had great wealth and power and oppressed the children of Israel for 20 years. Jud 4:2. His army was defeated by Deborah and Barak, and Sisera, his principal general, put to death.

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Hastings Dictionary of the Bible (James Hastings, 1898). Structured JSON vendored from NEUU Bible Dictionary Dataset at commit b8e82aa7ca847f4d97fb432cd965e398a111333c. The dataset wrapper is CC-BY-4.0; source dictionary texts are public domain. Schaff's Dictionary of the Bible (Philip Schaff, 1880). Structured JSON vendored from NEUU Bible Dictionary Dataset at commit b8e82aa7ca847f4d97fb432cd965e398a111333c. The dataset wrapper is CC-BY-4.0; source dictionary texts are public domain.

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