Jeffries M Hamilton
Biographic Data
| ID | 3829725 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeffries M Hamilton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeffries M |
| FAMILY NAME | Hamilton |
| SIGNATURE | HAMILTON J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Westminster/John Knox Press Louisville, Kentucky |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew Handbook
Eshtemoa (Person)
[Heb ʾeštĕmoʿa]. 1. The son of Ishbah listed in the genealogy of Caleb (1 Chr 4:17). This figure is otherwise unknown.2. A Maacathite, the grandson of Hodiah listed in the genealogy of Caleb (1 Chr 4:19). This figure is otherwise unknown. See also eshtemoa (place).
Gilboa, Mount (Place)
[Heb gilbōaʿ]. One of a pair of mountains overlooking the Valley of Jezreel. The other is the Hill of Moreh. It was in this area that Saul fought the Philistines in the battle in which he lost his life. (1 Sam 31:1, 8; 1 Chr 10:1, 8). The Philistines gathered for battle at Shunem (M.R. 181223 modern
En-Gedi (Place)
[Heb ʿên-gedî]. An oasis midway down the W shore of the Dead Sea, about 35 miles SE of Jerusalem (Gold IDB 2: 102; M.R. 187096). This oasis is fed by a spring located on the lower slope of the cliff which rises from the Dead Sea; there are other springs nearby. The name “En-gedi” means “spring of th
Gallim (Place)
[Heb gallîm]. 1. A town mentioned as the place of origin of one Palti, the son of Laish, to whom Saul gave his daughter Michal, previously married to David, after David fled from Saul (1 Sam 25:44). Nothing further is known of this site (see McCarter 1 Samuel AB, 400), unless it is the same as the f
Elah, Valley Of (Place)
[Heb ʿēmeq hāʾēlâ]. The place where the Israelites under the command of Saul were encamped in the face-off with the Philistines which resulted in David’s slaying of Goliath. This event is recorded in 1 Samuel 17, and the place name is mentioned in 17:2 and 17:19. The valley of Elah is later recalled
Ebenezer (Place)
[Heb ʾeben hāʿēzer]. The site of a battle with the Philistines in which the Ark was captured (1 Sam 4:1; 5:1). Ebenezer also figures in the story of a battle in which Israel defeated the Philistines under the leadership of Samuel. After this victory, Samuel erected a monument which he named “Ebeneze
Ephes-Dammim (Place)
[Heb ʾepeś dammιm]. Var. PAS-DAMMIM. The area in which the Philistines gathered before the battle during which David slew Goliath (1 Sam 17:1). This text places the area between Socoh (M.R. 147121) and Azekah (M.R. 144123) and near the Valley of Elah where the Israelites under Saul gathered. It lies
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Eshtemoa (Person)
[Heb ʾeštĕmoʿa]. 1. The son of Ishbah listed in the genealogy of Caleb (1 Chr 4:17). This figure is otherwise unknown.2. A Maacathite, the grandson of Hodiah listed in the genealogy of Caleb (1 Chr 4:19). This figure is otherwise unknown. See also eshtemoa (place).
Gilboa, Mount (Place)
[Heb gilbōaʿ]. One of a pair of mountains overlooking the Valley of Jezreel. The other is the Hill of Moreh. It was in this area that Saul fought the Philistines in the battle in which he lost his life. (1 Sam 31:1, 8; 1 Chr 10:1, 8). The Philistines gathered for battle at Shunem (M.R. 181223 modern
En-Gedi (Place)
[Heb ʿên-gedî]. An oasis midway down the W shore of the Dead Sea, about 35 miles SE of Jerusalem (Gold IDB 2: 102; M.R. 187096). This oasis is fed by a spring located on the lower slope of the cliff which rises from the Dead Sea; there are other springs nearby. The name “En-gedi” means “spring of th
Gallim (Place)
[Heb gallîm]. 1. A town mentioned as the place of origin of one Palti, the son of Laish, to whom Saul gave his daughter Michal, previously married to David, after David fled from Saul (1 Sam 25:44). Nothing further is known of this site (see McCarter 1 Samuel AB, 400), unless it is the same as the f
Elah, Valley Of (Place)
[Heb ʿēmeq hāʾēlâ]. The place where the Israelites under the command of Saul were encamped in the face-off with the Philistines which resulted in David’s slaying of Goliath. This event is recorded in 1 Samuel 17, and the place name is mentioned in 17:2 and 17:19. The valley of Elah is later recalled
Ebenezer (Place)
[Heb ʾeben hāʿēzer]. The site of a battle with the Philistines in which the Ark was captured (1 Sam 4:1; 5:1). Ebenezer also figures in the story of a battle in which Israel defeated the Philistines under the leadership of Samuel. After this victory, Samuel erected a monument which he named “Ebeneze
Ephes-Dammim (Place)
[Heb ʾepeś dammιm]. Var. PAS-DAMMIM. The area in which the Philistines gathered before the battle during which David slew Goliath (1 Sam 17:1). This text places the area between Socoh (M.R. 147121) and Azekah (M.R. 144123) and near the Valley of Elah where the Israelites under Saul gathered. It lies
A Grammar for Biblical Hebrew Handbook
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