G0965


Βηθλεέμ
Betacode: *BHQLEE/M
bayth-leh-em’
Part of Speech: {N-PRI}
MLV/Definition: Bethlehem*
(Beth-le-hem (house of bread), Matt. 2:5. The birthplace of Jesus, a town in Judaea, four and one half miles south of Jerusalem, the home of David.)
Etymology: {H1036}
No compounds.

Greek Concordance: ( 8 ) Mat_2:1, Mat_2:5, Mat_2:6, Mat_2:8, Mat_2:16, Luk_2:4, Luk_2:15, Joh_7:42,
KJV: Bethlehem 8 TR: 8

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