词条 | Jazer |
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Jazer is stated to have been a fertile land fit for the raising of cattle [6] and a place having many vineyards.[7] It was occupied by the children of Gad,[8] by which tribe it was allotted as a Levitical city to the Merarite Levites.[9] In the time of David it seems to have been occupied by the Hebronites, who were descendants of Kohath.[10] It was chosen as one of the stations by David's officers who were sent to number the children of Israel.[11] According to Josephus,[12] Jazer was captured and burned by Judas Maccabeus. The site of Jazer was defined by Eusebius and Jerome[13] as being 8 or 10 Roman miles west of Philadelphia, and 15 miles north of Heshbon, and as the source of a large river falling into the Jordan. It is identified by some scholars [14] with the modern Khurbat Ṣar on the road from Iraq al-Amir to Al-Salt; but this identification has been rejected by Cheyne.[15] See also
References1. ^Num. xxxii. 1, 3; I Chron. l.c. 2. ^Numbers xxi. 32 3. ^Numbers 21 in Brenton Septuagint Translation 4. ^Numbers 32:1 5. ^But comp. the Septuagint rendering πολις Ιαζήρ, probably due to reading (Hebrew in JE) instead of (Hebrew in JE) 6. ^Numbers 32:1 7. ^Isaiah xvi. 8, 9; Jeremiah xlviii. 32 8. ^Josh. xiii. 25; I Chron. xxvi. 31 9. ^Josh. xxi. 39; I Chron. vi. 66 [A. V. 81] 10. ^I Chron. xxvi. 31 11. ^II Sam. xxiv. 5 12. ^"Ant." xii. 8, § 1 13. ^"Onomasticon," s.v. "Azor" 14. ^e.g., S. Merrill; see Hastings, "Dict. Bible," s.v. 15. ^Cheyne and Black, "Encyc. Bibl." s.v.
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