Abel Beth Maacah

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Abel Beth Maacah was an ancient fortified city in northern Israel, mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as a strategic site near the borders of Aram and Phoenicia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient city
biblical city
alsoKnownAs Abel of Beth-maacah NERFINISHED
Abel-beth-maacah NERFINISHED
Abel-beth-maachah NERFINISHED
appearsInBook 1 Kings
2 Chronicles
2 Kings
2 Samuel
archaeologicalSite Tell Abil el-Qamh NERFINISHED
associatedCulture Canaanite
Israelite
associatedEmpire Aramean influence
associatedKingdom Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
borderWith Aram-Damascus NERFINISHED
Phoenician city-states NERFINISHED
category Hebrew Bible location
ancient Near Eastern city
country ancient Israel NERFINISHED
describedAs fortified city
fortifications city wall
gate complex
geographicalFeatureNearby Huleh Valley NERFINISHED
sources of the Jordan River
languageOfName Hebrew
locatedIn northern Israel
locatedNear Phoenicia NERFINISHED
border of Aram
mentionedIn Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Bible
surface form: Old Testament
modernCountry Israel NERFINISHED
notableEvent siege by Joab during Sheba son of Bichri’s rebellion
notableFigureAssociated Joab NERFINISHED
Sheba son of Bichri NERFINISHED
wise woman of Abel
notableFor border position between Israel and Aram
role in Sheba’s revolt against King David
region Upper Galilee NERFINISHED
northern kingdom of Israel
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
strategicRole border fortress
trade and communication hub
timePeriod Bronze Age NERFINISHED
Iron Age

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Sheba’s rebellion location Abel Beth Maacah