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Ataroth

Ataroth (עטרות‎ ‘Ǎṭārōṯ) is the name of two or three Iron Age cities mentioned in the Hebrew Bible and the Mesha Stele. Atarot(h) may mean "crowns" or

Chemosh

the warden of Ataroth, the Gadite chief Uriel, to Kirioth, where Mesha sacrificed him to Chemosh. When, following his capture of Ataroth, Mesha conquered

List of biblical names starting with A

gatherings Asyncritus, incomparable Atad, a thorn Atarah, a crown Ataroth, crowns Ataroth-addar Ater, shut up Athach Athaiah, "meaning obscure" Athaliah

List of minor biblical places

proposed; for the second, Idna. Ataroth-addar is a location mentioned in Joshua 16:5. It may be the same location as the Ataroth mentioned in 16:2. Aznoth-tabor

Mesha Stele

the men of Gad dwelled in the country of Ataroth from ancient times, and the king of Israel fortified Ataroth. I assaulted the wall and captured it, and

Tribe of Gad

the men of Gad dwelled in the country of Ataroth from ancient times, and the king of Israel fortified Ataroth". Also Mesha calls his father "Chemosh-gad

Khirbat Ataruz

Khirbat Ataruz (Arabic: خربة عطروز) or Ataroth (Hebrew: עטרות) is an archaeological site in Madaba Governorate, Jordan. The site was settled during the

Wadi Mujib

of the Moabite territory, Israel did not hold sway farther south than Ataroth, about ten miles north of the Arnon. Mesha, King of Moab, in his inscription

Moab

the Israelite territory north of Wadi el-Wale with the cities of Medeba, Ataroth and Nebo as well as Jahaz (east of Moab) and rebuilt the towns of Baal-meon

'Atara

'Atara with the Biblical Ataroth mentioned in the Book of Joshua 16:2. However, some modern authorities prefer to place Ataroth elsewhere. In 1517, the