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1 Kings 9:13

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Cabul: that is, Displeasing, or dirty. Josephus says that Cabul:, in the Phoenician language, signifies ουκ αρεσκον:, displeasing; and that these cities were situated in the neighbourhood of Tyre. Most commentators are persuaded that the city Cabul in the tribe of Asher was one; and probably from this Hiram took occasion to give this name to all the other cities which Solomon had ceded to him. Joshua 19:27

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