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Shiphi

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shiphi was a Simeonite prince and the father of Ziza. He lived in the time of Hezekiah.

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Shiphmite

People & Groups - Old Testament

A Shiphmite was probably a native of Shepham. The designation is applied to Zabdi, who was responsible for David’s vineyards.

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Shiphmite The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shiphmite was probably a person from Shepham. The term is associated with Zabdi, who supervised David’s vineyards.

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Shiphrah

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shiphrah was one of the Hebrew midwives in Egypt. She feared God and refused Pharaoh’s command to kill the Hebrew boys.

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Shiphtan

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shiphtan was an Ephraimite prince and the father of Kemuel. He was associated with the division of Canaan among the tribes.

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Ships

Agriculture & Daily Life - Both

Ships were used for fishing, travel, and foreign commerce in biblical times. Solomon built a navy at Ezion-geber, while the New Testament records merchant voyages and Paul’s journey to Rome.

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Shiramoth

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shiramoth is a personal name whose meaning is associated with the heights of the LORD. The supplied source gives no further biographical details.

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Shisha

Government & Society - Old Testament

Shisha was the father of Elihoreph and Ahiah, the royal secretaries during Solomon’s reign. He is apparently identified with Shavsha, who held a similar office under David.

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Shishak

Government & Society - Old Testament

Shishak was the Egyptian king Sheshonk I. In Rehoboam’s fifth year he invaded Judah, captured fortified cities, and plundered the treasures of Jerusalem’s temple and palace.

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Shishak I

Government & Society - Old Testament

Shishak I, identified with Sheshonk I of Egypt, invaded Judah during Rehoboam’s reign. He took Jerusalem’s treasures and the gold shields made by Solomon.

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SHITRAI

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shitrai was a Sharonite appointed as David’s chief shepherd. He is listed among the officials responsible for the king’s flocks.

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Shittah Tree, Shittim

Agriculture & Daily Life - Old Testament

The shittah tree, or shittim, was an acacia or related desert tree. Its durable wood was used extensively for the tabernacle and its furnishings.

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Shittah-tree

Agriculture & Daily Life - Old Testament

The shittah-tree was an acacia tree native to the wilderness. Its wood was used to construct parts of the tabernacle.

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Shittim

Places & Geography - Old Testament

Shittim, or Abel-shittim, was Israel’s final encampment east of the Jordan, in the plains of Moab. From there Joshua sent spies to Jericho before Israel crossed the Jordan.

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Shiza

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shiza was a Reubenite and the father of Adina, one of David’s warriors.

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Shoa

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shoa was a people or district mentioned with Pekod and Koa in Ezekiel’s prophecy. It was likely associated with a region east of the Tigris or with Babylonia.

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Shobab

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shobab was the name of a son of David by Bathsheba and of a son of Caleb. These were distinct men in the genealogical records.

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Shobach

Government & Society - Old Testament

Shobach was commander of the Syrian army under Hadarezer. David defeated him and the forces of Syria east of the Euphrates.

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Shobai

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shobai was the head of a family of temple servants who returned from the Babylonian captivity with Zerubbabel.

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Shobal

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shobal was the name of a Horite leader descended from Seir and of Calebite or Judahite men in later genealogies.

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