Sukkiim
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SUKKIIM.The name of a tribe led by Shishak against Judæa (2Ch_12:3). The identification of the Sukkiim with the inhabitants of Suakin is very uncertain.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Suk'kiim. (booth-dwellers). A nation mentioned in 2Ch_12:3, with the Lubim and Cushim, as supplying part of the army, which came with Shishak, out of Egypt when he invaded Judah. The Sukkiim may correspond to some one of the shepherd, or wandering races, mentioned on the Egyptian monuments.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
suk?i-im (סכּיּים, ṣukkı̄yı̄m): Named in 2Ch_12:3 as a tribe that took part with Libyans and Cretans in the invasion of Judea by Shishak. The identification is uncertain.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
(Heb. Sukkiyim', סַכַּיַּים, booth-dweller [Gesen.] or inhabitants of Sûk [Fürst]; Sept. Τρωγλοδύται; Vulg. Troglodyte; A.V. Sukkiims), a nation mentioned (2Ch_12:3) with the Lubim and Cushim as supplying part of the army which came with Shishak out of Egypt when he invaded Judah. If the name be Hebrew, it may perhaps be better to suppose them to have been an Arab tribe like the Scenite than Ethiopians. If it is borne in mind that Zerah was apparently allied with the Arabs south of Palestine SEE ZERAH; whom we know Shishak to have subdued, SEE SHISHAK, our conjecture does not seem to be improbable. The Sukkiim may correspond to some one of the shepherd or wandering races mentioned on the Egyptian monuments, but we have not found any name in hieroglyphics resembling their name in the Bible, and this somewhat favors the opinion that it is a Shemitic appellation. Smith. The Sept. and Vulg. render Troglodytes, apparently meaning the Ethiopians by that name, who lived on the western shore of the Arabian Gulf (Strabo, 17, 786), who might have been employed as fleet and light-armed auxiliaries of the Egyptians (Heliod. Eth. 8, 16). Pliny (6, 34) mentions a Troglodytic city in this direction called Suche (see Bochart, Phaleg, 4, 29). SEE ETHIOPIA.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Suk'kiim. (booth-dwellers). A nation mentioned in 2Ch_12:3, with the Lubim and Cushim, as supplying part of the army, which came with Shishak, out of Egypt when he invaded Judah. The Sukkiim may correspond to some one of the shepherd, or wandering races, mentioned on the Egyptian monuments.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
suk?i-im (סכּיּים, ṣukkı̄yı̄m): Named in 2Ch_12:3 as a tribe that took part with Libyans and Cretans in the invasion of Judea by Shishak. The identification is uncertain.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
(Heb. Sukkiyim', סַכַּיַּים, booth-dweller [Gesen.] or inhabitants of Sûk [Fürst]; Sept. Τρωγλοδύται; Vulg. Troglodyte; A.V. Sukkiims), a nation mentioned (2Ch_12:3) with the Lubim and Cushim as supplying part of the army which came with Shishak out of Egypt when he invaded Judah. If the name be Hebrew, it may perhaps be better to suppose them to have been an Arab tribe like the Scenite than Ethiopians. If it is borne in mind that Zerah was apparently allied with the Arabs south of Palestine SEE ZERAH; whom we know Shishak to have subdued, SEE SHISHAK, our conjecture does not seem to be improbable. The Sukkiim may correspond to some one of the shepherd or wandering races mentioned on the Egyptian monuments, but we have not found any name in hieroglyphics resembling their name in the Bible, and this somewhat favors the opinion that it is a Shemitic appellation. Smith. The Sept. and Vulg. render Troglodytes, apparently meaning the Ethiopians by that name, who lived on the western shore of the Arabian Gulf (Strabo, 17, 786), who might have been employed as fleet and light-armed auxiliaries of the Egyptians (Heliod. Eth. 8, 16). Pliny (6, 34) mentions a Troglodytic city in this direction called Suche (see Bochart, Phaleg, 4, 29). SEE ETHIOPIA.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
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