Kabzeel
Kabzeel was a city in the far south of Judah near Edom and the birthplace of Benaiah, one of David’s chief warriors. After the exile it was called Jekabzeel.
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Kadesh
Kadesh was a sacred site and wilderness station on Israel’s southern border, associated with the spies’ mission, Israel’s unbelief, Miriam’s death, and Moses’ striking of the rock. Another Kadesh was a Hittite city near the Orontes.
KADESH ON THE ORONTES
Kadesh on the Orontes was a major Hittite city on the upper Orontes River, north of Damascus. It is mentioned as a northern limit in the account of David’s census.
Kadesh, Kadeshbarnea
Kadesh-barnea was the principal wilderness station from which Israel sent the spies into Canaan. After the people refused to trust God’s promise, they were condemned to years of wandering; it was also associated with later events involving Miriam and Moses.
Kadmiel
Kadmiel was a Levite and head of a family that returned from Babylon with Zerubbabel. He helped lead worship, support the temple work, and seal the covenant in Nehemiah’s day.
KADMONITE
The Kadmonites were an ancient people mentioned among the inhabitants of the land promised to Abram. Their name means “easterners,” and they may be connected with the people of the east known for wisdom.
Kadmonites
The Kadmonites were a Canaanite people mentioned among the nations whose land God promised to Abraham. They were probably associated with the “children of the east.”
Kallai
Kallai was a priest in the days of Joiakim after the return from Babylon. He represented the priestly family of Sallai.
KAMON
Kamon was the place where Jair, one of the judges of Israel, was buried. Its exact location is uncertain, though several sites in the region east of the Jordan have been proposed.
Kanah
Kanah was both a stream forming part of the boundary between Ephraim and Manasseh and a town on the northern border of Asher. The name refers to reeds.
KAPH
Kaph is the eleventh letter of the Hebrew alphabet. It was also used as the numeral twenty.
Kareah
Kareah, meaning “bald,” was the father of Johanan and Jonathan. His sons supported Gedaliah, the Babylonian governor, after Jerusalem’s fall.
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