Places of the Bible
Mount Seir
Edom, south of the Dead Sea · Old Testament · 38 verses
Mount Seir is the rugged highland region of Edom, south and east of the Dead Sea. It was the homeland of Esau's descendants. The name appears in Genesis, Numbers, Deuteronomy and 6 more in the King James text.
About Mount Seir
Mount Seir is the rugged highland region of Edom, south and east of the Dead Sea. It was the homeland of Esau's descendants.
Its place in the story
Mount Seir was given to Esau and his descendants as their possession. Israel was commanded not to seize the land of Seir during the wilderness journey. The prophets, especially Ezekiel, pronounced oracles against Mount Seir for its hostility to Israel.
Mount Seir in Scripture (KJV)
Mount Seir is named 38 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
Seir, the land of Esau, stands opposite the covenant line of Jacob, illustrating the sovereign choice by which God carried the promise on to Christ.
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Where is Mount Seir in the Bible?
Mount Seir is the rugged highland region of Edom, south and east of the Dead Sea. It was the homeland of Esau's descendants. The name appears in Genesis, Numbers, Deuteronomy and 6 more in the King James text.
What happened at Mount Seir?
Mount Seir was given to Esau and his descendants as their possession. Israel was commanded not to seize the land of Seir during the wilderness journey. The prophets, especially Ezekiel, pronounced oracles against Mount Seir for its hostility to Israel.
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