Places of the Bible
Mizpah
Territory of Benjamin · Old Testament · 42 verses
Mizpah, meaning watchtower, was a town in the territory of Benjamin. Israel gathered there at important moments. The name appears in Genesis, Joshua, Judges and 7 more in the King James text.
About Mizpah
Mizpah, meaning watchtower, was a town in the territory of Benjamin. Israel gathered there at important moments.
Its place in the story
At Mizpah Israel assembled under Samuel to repent and was delivered from the Philistines, and there Saul was chosen as king by lot. It later became a center of the remnant after the fall of Jerusalem.
Mizpah in Scripture (KJV)
Mizpah is named 42 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
The gatherings for repentance and deliverance at Mizpah are part of the story of God saving his people, fulfilled in Christ.
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Where is Mizpah in the Bible?
Mizpah, meaning watchtower, was a town in the territory of Benjamin. Israel gathered there at important moments. The name appears in Genesis, Joshua, Judges and 7 more in the King James text.
What happened at Mizpah?
At Mizpah Israel assembled under Samuel to repent and was delivered from the Philistines, and there Saul was chosen as king by lot. It later became a center of the remnant after the fall of Jerusalem.
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