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'''Dizahab''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''דּי זהב''' "place of gold") was a site east of the [[Jordan River]] where the Israelites camped at the time that [[Moses]] delivered his farewell address ([http://www.christiananswers.net/bible/deu1.html Deuteronomy 1:1]). Its exact location is unknown today. | '''Dizahab''' ([[Hebrew]]: '''דּי זהב''' "place of gold") was a site east of the [[Jordan River]] where the Israelites camped at the time that [[Moses]] delivered his farewell address ([http://www.christiananswers.net/bible/deu1.html Deuteronomy 1:1]). Its exact location is unknown today. | ||
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| + | It has been possibly identified with Dahab on the west shore of the Gulf of Akaba, about 28 30' N, 34 29' E.<ref>http://www.weseejesus.com/bibledictionary/dizahab.html</ref> | ||
[[Category:Biblical Places]] | [[Category:Biblical Places]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:18, August 25, 2012
Dizahab (Hebrew: דּי זהב "place of gold") was a site east of the Jordan River where the Israelites camped at the time that Moses delivered his farewell address (Deuteronomy 1:1). Its exact location is unknown today.
It has been possibly identified with Dahab on the west shore of the Gulf of Akaba, about 28 30' N, 34 29' E.[1]