Secacah
Pronunciation: seh-KAY-kuh The Meaning of the Name Secacah means “a place enclosed with protection” (I Achee 6:106; Moses 15:119). A Real Archaeological Parallel Qumran, on the Dead Sea’s northwestern shore, has been identified by some scholars with the biblical Secacah of Joshua 15:61–62. Excavations there uncovered numerous mikva’ot — ritual immersion baths fed by an […]
Mount Pethach
Pronunciation: puh-THAK Also Known As The righteous call it Mount Zion. The wicked call it Hermon (I Achee 13:2), and it is “known to the Decadarchoi as Hermon” (I Achee 1:41). A note in the Book of Melchizedek adds that it is “known as Mount Hermon today” (Melchizedek 12:54 n. 113). The Books of Melchizedek […]