Bible Dictionary
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Naamah
Naamah was the name of several biblical women and a town in the lowland of Judah. It included Lamech’s daughter, Solomon’s Ammonite wife, and a city in Judah’s inheritance.
Naaman
Naaman was a Syrian army commander afflicted with leprosy. After obeying Elisha’s command to wash seven times in the Jordan, he was cleansed and acknowledged the God of Israel; Jesus later referred to him.
Naamathite
Naamathite was the designation of Zophar, one of Job’s three friends. The location of Naamah, the place associated with this designation, is uncertain.
Naamites, The
The Naamites were the family descended from Naaman, a descendant of Benjamin.
Naarai
Naarai, also called Paarai, was one of David’s military heroes and served among his warriors.
Naarath
Naarath was a town on the southern boundary of Ephraim, near Jericho. It is probably the same place as Naaran or Naarah.
Naasson
Naasson is the Greek form of Nahshon, an ancestor of Jesus in the genealogies recorded in Matthew and Luke.
Nabal
Nabal was a wealthy but harsh and foolish sheepmaster from Maon. He insulted David, but his wise wife Abigail prevented David from taking revenge; the Lord later struck Nabal, and he died.
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