Zorah: Joshua 15:33, Zoreah, Joshua 19:41-42, Ajalon
Hebron: Genesis 23:2; Numbers 13:22; Joshua 14:14, Joshua 20:7; 2 Samuel 2:11
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2 Chronicles 11:10
2 Chronicles 11:10
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