Places of the Bible
Nob
Territory of Benjamin (near Jerusalem) · Old Testament · 6 verses
Nob was a town of the priests near Jerusalem. The tabernacle and priests were there in the days of Saul and David. The name appears in 1 Samuel, Nehemiah, Isaiah in the King James text.
About Nob
Nob was a town of the priests near Jerusalem. The tabernacle and priests were there in the days of Saul and David.
Its place in the story
At Nob the priest Ahimelech gave David the showbread and the sword of Goliath, and for this Saul later had the priests of Nob killed. It is remembered as the city of the priests struck down in Saul's jealousy.
Nob in Scripture (KJV)
Where it leads
David eating the holy bread at Nob is recalled by Jesus in the Gospels when teaching about mercy and the meaning of God's law.
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Where is Nob in the Bible?
Nob was a town of the priests near Jerusalem. The tabernacle and priests were there in the days of Saul and David. The name appears in 1 Samuel, Nehemiah, Isaiah in the King James text.
What happened at Nob?
At Nob the priest Ahimelech gave David the showbread and the sword of Goliath, and for this Saul later had the priests of Nob killed. It is remembered as the city of the priests struck down in Saul's jealousy.
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