Ramath-lehi
Ramath-lehi was the place named by Samson after he defeated a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of a donkey. The name means “height of Lehi.”
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Ramath-mizpeh
Ramath-mizpeh was a place on the boundary of Gad, described as the height or watchtower of Mizpeh. It may have been connected with Mizpeh of Gilead.
Ramathaim-zophim
Ramathaim-zophim was the home of Elkanah and Hannah and the birthplace and later residence of Samuel. It was also called Ramah, though its precise location is uncertain.
Ramathaimzophim
Ramathaimzophim is another form of Ramathaim-zophim, the home of Samuel and the place from which he judged Israel.
Ramathite
The Ramathite was Shimei, an official appointed by David over the royal vineyards. The particular Ramah from which he came is unknown.
Ramathite, The
The Ramathite was Shimei, who managed King David’s vineyards and was identified as a native of Ramah.
Ramathlehi
Ramathlehi was the place where Samson slew a thousand Philistines with an ass’s jawbone. Its name means “hill of the jawbone” or “hill of Lehi.”
Ramathmizpeh
Ramathmizpeh means “high place of the watchtower” and is another form associated with Ramoth-gilead or Mizpeh of Gilead.
Rameses
Rameses was a store-city in Egypt built during Israel’s oppression and the starting point of the Exodus. The surrounding land was probably the region of Goshen.
Rameses, Or Raamses
Rameses, or Raamses, was an Egyptian city and district connected with the Israelites’ forced labor and departure from Egypt. It was one of Pharaoh’s store-cities.
Ramiah
Ramiah was an Israelite of the sons of Parosh who had taken a foreign wife after the return from exile.
Ramoth
Ramoth means “heights.” It was a Levitical city in Issachar, probably identical with Jarmuth and Remeth.
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