Biblical Proper Names

A Dictionary of the Bible The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. Further reading

Shunem

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Shunem A town in the territory assigned to Issachar at Shiloh (Josh. 19: 18), near Mount Gilboa (1 Sam. 28: 4). It was a favourite stopping-off place for Elisha, and there the prophet once revived the son of his hostess from apparent death (2 Kgs. 4).

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