How to Pronounce Gibeah
GIH-bee-ah
Gibeah is pronounced GIH-bee-ah (ˈgɪbiə): three syllables, stress on the first. Also heard: GIB-ee-uh.
What does Gibeah mean?
Gibeah means “a hill”.
Hitchcock’s Bible Names (1869), public domain.
Where was Gibeah?
Gibeah was a town belonging to the tribe of Benjamin (Judges 19:14). It was the scene of the outrage against the Levite's concubine that provoked civil war against Benjamin (Judges 20:5), and it later became the home of Israel's first king, Saul, often called Gibeah of Saul (1 Samuel 15:34).
Also pronounced
GIB-ee-uh
Found in Scripture
Joshua 15:57Judges 19:12Judges 19:13Judges 19:14Judges 19:15Judges 19:16Judges 20:4Judges 20:5Judges 20:9Judges 20:10Judges 20:13Judges 20:14Judges 20:15Judges 20:19Judges 20:20Judges 20:21Judges 20:25Judges 20:29Judges 20:30Judges 20:31Judges 20:33Judges 20:34Judges 20:36Judges 20:37Judges 20:431 Samuel 10:261 Samuel 11:41 Samuel 13:21 Samuel 13:151 Samuel 13:16+17 more
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