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Template:Infobox Former Arab villages in Palestine Salbit (Arabic: سلبيت) was a Palestinian Arab village located Template:Km to mi southeast of al-Ramla.[1] It has been identified with the biblical town of Shaalabbin (also, Shaalbim) which was located Template:Mi to km northwest of biblical Aijalon (modern day Yalo).[2]
Biblical references
Shaalabbin is mentioned in the Book of Joshua (19:42) as a city of the southern Dan and in the Septuagint (LXX) as one of the cities in which the Amorites continued to dwell after the conquest of Canaan by the Israelites.[3][4] The name admits to no Hebrew derivation and may be a survival of a form of pre-Canaanite speech.[2] Shaalbim is also mentioned in the Book of Kings (4:8) as an area under the administration of Ben-Deker, one of twelve officers who is said to have paid tribute to King Solomon.[3]
Extrabiblical references
Jerome also describes it as part of the territory of the Dan, transcribing its name at that time as Selebi, a form also used by Josephus.[5][4]
References
Bibliography
- Barnes, William Emery, The First Book of the Kings, CUP Archive
- Cooke, George Albert (2008), The Book of Joshua, BiblioBazaar, LLC, ISBN 055470207X, 9780554702070
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- Taylor, Joan E. (1993), Christians and the holy places: the myth of Jewish-Christian origins (Illustrated ed.), Oxford University Press, ISBN 0198147856, 9780198147855
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