• Beersheba - Wikipedia

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    Abimelech conceded that the well belonged to Abraham and, in the Bible, Beersheba means "Well of Seven" or "Well of the Oath".[15].

  • Beerşeba - Vikipedi

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    The city of Beersheba: a tourist's guide 31 Mayıs 2009 tarihinde Wayback Machine sitesinde arşivlendi.

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    • Introduction to Beersheba
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  • Beersheba’da Gezilecek En İyi 10 Yer - Tripadvisor

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    Beersheba Gezilecek Yerler: Beersheba - Mutlaka yapılması gereken 63 şey için Tripadvisor gezginlerinin 7.668 yorumuna ve fotoğrafına bak.

  • Be'er Sheva Old City Walking Tour - Beersheba | GoWithGuide

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    Beersheba Private Tour - Artist House. Show all 7 photos. ... Beersheba Private Tour - City of Be'er Sheva. Close. 0/7.

  • Beersheba, Israel: All You Must Know Before You Go (2024)

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    Beersheba Tourism: Tripadvisor has 7,669 reviews of Beersheba Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Beersheba resource.

  • Beersheba - New World Encyclopedia

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    Israelite altar at Beersheba, reconstructed from fragments of the original, which was probably destroyed by King Josiah in the seventh century B.C.E.

  • Be'er Sheva (Beersheba) - YouTube

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  • Beersheba | Meaning, Map, & History | Britannica

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    Museum of Islamic and Near Eastern Cultures, formerly the Great Mosque of Beersheba, in Beersheba, Israel.

  • Beersheba

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    The desert trails of the Negev were the conduits for knowledge, culture and development. Beersheba was first settled during the Chalcolithic period.