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SHROUD

Agriculture & Daily Life - Old Testament

A shroud is a cloth or covering used to wrap the dead. In some older English Bible passages, the related word may instead mean shelter, covering, or a forest-like shade.

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Shua

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shua was the name of a Canaanite whose daughter married Judah and of a daughter of Heber the Asherite.

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Shuah

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shuah was one of Abraham’s sons by Keturah. The name also appears in a Judahite genealogy.

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Shual

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shual was an Asherite, the son of Zophah. He is listed among the descendants of Asher.

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SHUAL, LAND OF

Places & Geography - Old Testament

The land of Shual was a district near Ophrah, north of Michmash, toward which a Philistine raiding party traveled during Saul’s reign. Its exact location is uncertain.

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Shual, The land of

Places & Geography - Old Testament

The land of Shual was a district near Michmash, probably north of that place. Saul’s forces passed through it during conflict with the Philistines.

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Shubael

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shubael was a Levite associated with temple music. The name is applied to a son of Amram and to a son of Heman.

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SHUHAH

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shuhah was a brother of Caleb, mentioned among the Judahite family records.

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Shuham

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shuham was a son of Dan and the ancestor of the Shuhamites. He is called Hushim in Genesis.

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Shuhamites, The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shuhamites were the descendants of Shuham, the Danite ancestor named in Numbers.

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Shuhite

People & Groups - Old Testament

A Shuhite was a descendant or inhabitant of Shuah. Bildad, one of Job’s friends, is repeatedly called the Shuhite.

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Shulamite

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shulamite was the woman addressed in Solomon’s Song. The term may identify her as a woman of Shulem, probably the same place as Shunem.

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Shulamite, The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shulamite was a principal woman in the Song of Solomon. Her designation probably means that she came from Shulem, possibly another form of Shunem.

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SHUMATHITES

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shumathites were one of the families associated with Kiriath-jearim, listed among the descendants of Judah.

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Shumathites, The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shumathites were one of the families descended from the people of Kirjath-jearim.

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Shunammite

People & Groups - Old Testament

A Shunammite was a person from Shunem. The designation applies especially to Abishag and to the woman whose son Elisha restored to life.

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Shunammite, The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shunammite designation applies to Abishag, who cared for David, and to the unnamed woman who welcomed Elisha and whose son was restored to life.

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Shunem

Places & Geography - Old Testament

Shunem was a town in Issachar, near Jezreel and Mount Gilboa. The Philistines camped there, and Elisha was entertained there by a woman whose son he later restored to life.

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Shuni

People & Groups - Old Testament

Shuni was a son of Gad and the ancestor of the Shunites.

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Shunites, The

People & Groups - Old Testament

The Shunites were the descendants of Shuni, a son of Gad.

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