Places of the Bible
Gezer
Judean lowland (Shephelah) · Old Testament · 12 verses
Gezer was a fortified city on the edge of the coastal lowland guarding a route inland. It stood near the border of the Philistine plain. The name appears in Joshua, Judges, 1 Kings and 1 more in the King James text.
About Gezer
Gezer was a fortified city on the edge of the coastal lowland guarding a route inland. It stood near the border of the Philistine plain.
Its place in the story
Gezer appears among the cities faced in the conquest, and it was long a Canaanite holding. It was given to Solomon and rebuilt by him, one of the cities he fortified.
Gezer in Scripture (KJV)
Gezer is named 12 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
Gezer, among the cities Solomon built up, belongs to the kingdom story that Scripture traces toward Christ the Son of David.
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Where is Gezer in the Bible?
Gezer was a fortified city on the edge of the coastal lowland guarding a route inland. It stood near the border of the Philistine plain. The name appears in Joshua, Judges, 1 Kings and 1 more in the King James text.
What happened at Gezer?
Gezer appears among the cities faced in the conquest, and it was long a Canaanite holding. It was given to Solomon and rebuilt by him, one of the cities he fortified.
Scripture verbatim KJV. Place facts curated; any coordinates via Wikidata (CC0).