Places of the Bible
Ramah
Territory of Benjamin / Ephraim border · both · 35 verses
Ramah was a town in the hill country near the border of Benjamin and Ephraim. It was the home of Samuel. The name appears in Joshua, Judges, 1 Samuel and 9 more in the King James text.
About Ramah
Ramah was a town in the hill country near the border of Benjamin and Ephraim. It was the home of Samuel.
Its place in the story
Samuel was born to Hannah and lived, judged Israel, and was buried at Ramah. The town is also linked in prophecy with the weeping of Rachel for her children.
Ramah in Scripture (KJV)
Ramah is named 35 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
The prophecy of weeping in Ramah is applied in the New Testament to the sorrow surrounding the birth of Jesus.
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Where is Ramah in the Bible?
Ramah was a town in the hill country near the border of Benjamin and Ephraim. It was the home of Samuel. The name appears in Joshua, Judges, 1 Samuel and 9 more in the King James text.
What happened at Ramah?
Samuel was born to Hannah and lived, judged Israel, and was buried at Ramah. The town is also linked in prophecy with the weeping of Rachel for her children.
Scripture verbatim KJV. Place facts curated; any coordinates via Wikidata (CC0).