JOSHEB-BASSHEBETH
Josheb-basshebeth is a proper name in the Revised Version for a corrupt phrase in the King James Version at 2 Samuel 23:8. The parallel account identifies the warrior as Jashobeam.
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Joshua
Joshua son of Nun succeeded Moses as leader of Israel. He led the people across the Jordan, conquered much of Canaan, distributed the land among the tribes, and renewed the covenant before his death.
Joshua, Book Of
The Book of Joshua records Israel’s entrance into Canaan, the conquest of the land, its distribution among the tribes, the cities of refuge and Levitical cities, and Joshua’s final exhortations and death.
Joshua, The Book of
The Book of Joshua contains the history of Israel from the death of Moses through Joshua’s death. Its major sections describe the conquest of Canaan, the allotment of the land, and Joshua’s farewell addresses.
Josiah
Josiah was a godly king of Judah who began reigning as a child. He suppressed idolatry, repaired the temple, renewed the covenant after the Book of the Law was found, and died in battle against Pharaoh Necho.
Josias
Josias is the Greek form of Josiah, king of Judah. He is mentioned in Matthew’s genealogy of Jesus.
Josibiah
Josibiah was the father of Jehu, a Simeonite. He is mentioned in the genealogical records of Chronicles.
Josiphiah
Josiphiah was the father of Shelomith, one of the people who returned from Babylon with Ezra. His name appears in the genealogical list of Ezra’s companions.
Jot
A jot is the smallest letter, or the smallest written mark, used figuratively for something extremely small. Jesus said that not even the smallest part of the Law would pass away until all was fulfilled.
Jotbah
Jotbah was the home of Meshullemeth, the mother of King Amon of Judah. It may have been the same place as Jotbathah.
Jotbath, Or Jotbathah
Jotbath, or Jotbathah, was a station in the wilderness where the Israelites camped during their journey from Egypt toward Canaan.
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