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H5872עֵין גֶּ֫דִיen ge.di

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12 Vorkommen in 6 Versen

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  1. Josua 15,62

    And Nibshan, and the Town of Salt, and En-gedi; six towns with their unwalled places.

    וְעֵ֣ין (עֵ֣ין) 'Ein “En”גֶּ֑דִי Ge.di “Gedi”

  2. 1. Samuel 24,1

    And from there, David went up and took cover in the safe place of En-gedi.

    עֵֽין־ 'ein- “En”גֶּֽדִי׃ Ge.di “Gedi”

  3. 1. Samuel 24,2

    Now when Saul came back from fighting the Philistines, news was given him that David was in the waste land of En-gedi.

    עֵ֥ין 'ein “En”גֶּֽדִי׃ Ge.di “Gedi”

  4. 2. Chronik 20,2

    And they came to Jehoshaphat with the news, saying, A great army is moving against you from Edom across the sea; and now they are in Hazazon-tamar (which is En-gedi).

    עֵ֥ין 'ein “[is] En”גֶּֽדִי׃ Ge.di “Gedi”

  5. Hoheslied 1,14

    My love is to me as a branch of the cypress-tree in the vine-gardens of En-gedi.

    עֵ֥ין 'ein “En”גֶּֽדִי׃ Ge.di “Gedi”

  6. Hesekiel 47,10

    And fishermen will take up their places by it: from En-gedi as far as En-eglaim will be a place for the stretching out of nets; the fish will be of every sort, like the fish of the Great Sea, a very great number.

    מֵעֵ֥ין (עֵ֥ין) 'Ein “En”גֶּ֙דִי֙ ge.di “Gedi”