Kirjath-sannah
Kirjath-sannah was another name for Debir, a former Canaanite royal city later included in Judah. It was also called Kirjath-sepher.
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Kirjath-sepher
Kirjath-sepher, meaning “city of books,” was another name for Debir. It was a Canaanite city captured by Othniel and incorporated into Judah.
Kirjathaim
Kirjathaim names a city of refuge in Naphtali and a town east of the Jordan assigned to Reuben. The latter later became a Moabite city.
Kirjatharba
Kirjatharba was the early name of Hebron. Scripture repeatedly identifies the two names as referring to the same city.
Kirjatharim
Kirjatharim is an abbreviated form of Kirjath-jearim, meaning “city of forests.” It appears in the list of returning exiles.
Kirjathbaal
Kirjathbaal was another name for Kirjath-jearim, a Gibeonite city later associated with Judah and Benjamin. The name reflects its former connection with Baal.
Kirjathhuzoth
Kirjathhuzoth was the Moabite place where Balak accompanied Balaam after his arrival. It is mentioned only in the account of Balaam’s visit.
Kirjathjearim
Kirjathjearim was a Gibeonite city on the boundaries of Judah and Benjamin. The ark was kept there for twenty years before David removed it to Jerusalem.
Kirjathsannah
Kirjathsannah, meaning “city of books,” was another name for Debir, a city in the hill country of Judah.
Kirjathsepher
Kirjathsepher, meaning “city of books,” was another name for Debir. It was captured by Othniel after Caleb offered his daughter in marriage to its conqueror.
Kish
Kish is the name of several men, most notably Saul’s father, a Benjamite. Other men named Kish included Levites and an ancestor of Mordecai.
Kishi
Kishi was a Merarite Levite and the father of Ethan, a singer appointed for service in the worship of the Lord.
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