Paddan-aram

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Paddan-aram is an ancient region in northern Mesopotamia, often associated with the Arameans and prominently mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as the homeland of the patriarchs.

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Label Occurrences
Paddan-aram canonical 7
Paddan Aram 1
Paddan-aram of Aram 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient region
biblical location
historical region
alsoKnownAs Paddan
Paddan-aram
surface form: Paddan-aram of Aram
alsoTransliteratedAs Paddan-aram self-linksurface differs
surface form: Paddan Aram
appearsInText Book of Genesis
Book of Hosea
associatedWith Arameans
associatedWithPeople Arameans
patriarchs
associatedWithReligion Christianity
Judaism
biblicalFigureAssociated Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Laban
Leah
Rachel
Rebekah
culture Aramean culture
describedAs homeland of the patriarchs
etymologySuggestedMeaning field of Aram
plain of Aram
hasCategory Mesopotamia
surface form: Ancient Mesopotamia

Aramean regions
Hebrew Bible places
languageOfName Hebrew
locatedIn northern Mesopotamia
mentionedIn Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
modernApproximateLocation Upper Mesopotamia
surface form: Upper Euphrates region

area of modern southeastern Turkey
partOf Aram-naharaim
primarySourceLanguage Biblical Hebrew
regionType agricultural region
pastoral region
relatedTo Aram-naharaim
Haran
religiousSignificance ancestral homeland in biblical tradition
roleInNarrative place where Abraham’s relatives lived
place where Jacob fled from Canaan
place where Jacob married Leah and Rachel
place where Rebekah came from
scholarlyDebate exact geographical boundaries are uncertain
significance important setting in patriarchal narratives
sourceType ancient Near Eastern tradition
timePeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age

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Reuben birthplace Paddan-aram
Laban residesIn Paddan-aram
Naphtali birthPlace Paddan-aram
Paddan-aram alsoTransliteratedAs Paddan-aram self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Paddan Aram
Paddan-aram alsoKnownAs Paddan-aram
this entity surface form: Paddan-aram of Aram
Bethuel livesIn Paddan-aram
Genesis 29 setInLocation Paddan-aram
Genesis 30 setIn Paddan-aram