Tahath is one of the stations of the Exodus located between Makheloth and Terah. [1] on the borders of Moab and Edom. It is referenced in Numbers 33: 26, 27. It is referenced in [2] [3] Tahath means the land of garden plots. It is located between Makheloth and Terah on the borders of Moab and Edom. It is referenced in Numbers 33: 26, 27. It is also a character reference in 1 Chronicles 6:24 as the son of Assir and the father of Uriel. Also a descendant of Ephraim in 1 Chronicles 7:20
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- ↑ (Gardiners "Egyptian Grammar" From Egyptian Ta = land and Hayt = a measure of fields equivalent to a cord. Tahath means the land of garden plots.)
- ↑ (1 Chronicles 6:24 as the son of Assir and the father of Uriel. Also a descendant of Ephraim in 1 Chronicles 7:20)
- ↑ Tahath From Egyptian Ta = land and Hayt = a measure of fields equivalent to a cord.
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