Beth-Marcaboth
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Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
BETH-MARCABOTH (place of chariots Jos_19:5, 1Ch_4:31).A city of Simeon in the southern plains, near Ziklag, deserted in Davids time; site unknown.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Beth-mar'caboth. (house of the chariots). One of the towns of Simeon, situated to the extreme south of Judah. Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31. In the parallel list, Jos_15:31, Madmannah occurs in place of Beth-marcaboth.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
beth-mar?ka-both (בּית המּרכּבת, bēth ha-markābhōth; Βαιθμαχερέβ, Baithmacheréb, ?the house of chariots?): Mentioned along with Hazar-susah, ?the station of horses? (Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31) as cities in the Negeb near Ziklag. It is tempting to connect these stations with ?the cities for his chariots, and the cities for his horsemen? which Solomon built (1Ki_9:19; compare 1Ki_10:26). The site of Beth-marcaboth has not been identified, but Gu?rin (La Terre Sainte. Jerusalem et le Nord de la Jud?e, II, 230) suggests Khan Yunas, Southwest of Gaza, as a suitable chariot city.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Beth-marcaboth
(Heb. Eeyth Markaboth', מִרְכָּבוֹת בֵּית, house of chariots, in Chron.; Sept. Βαιθμαρχαβώθ v. r. Βαιθμαριμώθ; or with the art. in Josh., Beth- ham-markaboth', בֵּיתאּהמִּרְכָּבֹת, house of the chariots; Sept. Βηθαμερχαβώθ v. r. Βαιθμαχερέβ, and Βαιθαμμαρχασβώθ), one of the towns of Simeon, situated to the extreme south of Judah, with Ziklag and Hormah (Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31). What chariots can have been in use in this rough and thinly-inhabited part of the country, at a time so early as that at which these lists of towns purport to have been made out, we know not. At a later period that of Solomon chariot cities are named, and a regular trade with Egypt in chariots was carried on (1Ki_9:19; 2Ch_8:6; 1Ki_10:29; 2Ch_1:17), which would naturally require depots or stopping-places on the road up to Palestine (Stanley, p. 160). In the parallel list, Jos_15:30-31, MADMANNAH SEE MADMANNAH (q.v.) occurs in place of Beth- marcaboth; possibly the latter was substituted for the former after the town had become the resort of chariots. SEE HAZAR-SUSAH.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
BETH-MARCABOTH (place of chariots Jos_19:5, 1Ch_4:31).A city of Simeon in the southern plains, near Ziklag, deserted in Davids time; site unknown.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Beth-mar'caboth. (house of the chariots). One of the towns of Simeon, situated to the extreme south of Judah. Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31. In the parallel list, Jos_15:31, Madmannah occurs in place of Beth-marcaboth.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
beth-mar?ka-both (בּית המּרכּבת, bēth ha-markābhōth; Βαιθμαχερέβ, Baithmacheréb, ?the house of chariots?): Mentioned along with Hazar-susah, ?the station of horses? (Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31) as cities in the Negeb near Ziklag. It is tempting to connect these stations with ?the cities for his chariots, and the cities for his horsemen? which Solomon built (1Ki_9:19; compare 1Ki_10:26). The site of Beth-marcaboth has not been identified, but Gu?rin (La Terre Sainte. Jerusalem et le Nord de la Jud?e, II, 230) suggests Khan Yunas, Southwest of Gaza, as a suitable chariot city.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Beth-marcaboth
(Heb. Eeyth Markaboth', מִרְכָּבוֹת בֵּית, house of chariots, in Chron.; Sept. Βαιθμαρχαβώθ v. r. Βαιθμαριμώθ; or with the art. in Josh., Beth- ham-markaboth', בֵּיתאּהמִּרְכָּבֹת, house of the chariots; Sept. Βηθαμερχαβώθ v. r. Βαιθμαχερέβ, and Βαιθαμμαρχασβώθ), one of the towns of Simeon, situated to the extreme south of Judah, with Ziklag and Hormah (Jos_19:5; 1Ch_4:31). What chariots can have been in use in this rough and thinly-inhabited part of the country, at a time so early as that at which these lists of towns purport to have been made out, we know not. At a later period that of Solomon chariot cities are named, and a regular trade with Egypt in chariots was carried on (1Ki_9:19; 2Ch_8:6; 1Ki_10:29; 2Ch_1:17), which would naturally require depots or stopping-places on the road up to Palestine (Stanley, p. 160). In the parallel list, Jos_15:30-31, MADMANNAH SEE MADMANNAH (q.v.) occurs in place of Beth- marcaboth; possibly the latter was substituted for the former after the town had become the resort of chariots. SEE HAZAR-SUSAH.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
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