Places of the Bible
Teman
Edom (southern Jordan) · Old Testament · 11 verses
Teman was a district or city of Edom, often used to represent Edom as a whole. It was known for its wise men. The name appears in Genesis, 1 Chronicles, Jeremiah and 4 more in the King James text.
About Teman
Teman was a district or city of Edom, often used to represent Edom as a whole. It was known for its wise men.
Its place in the story
Eliphaz the Temanite, one of Job's friends, came from Teman. The prophets named Teman in oracles concerning Edom, and Jeremiah noted the loss of its famed wisdom. It stood for the wisdom and strength of Edom.
Teman in Scripture (KJV)
Teman is named 11 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
Teman's proverbial wisdom, brought low in judgment, contrasts with the true and lasting wisdom of God revealed in Christ.
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Where is Teman in the Bible?
Teman was a district or city of Edom, often used to represent Edom as a whole. It was known for its wise men. The name appears in Genesis, 1 Chronicles, Jeremiah and 4 more in the King James text.
What happened at Teman?
Eliphaz the Temanite, one of Job's friends, came from Teman. The prophets named Teman in oracles concerning Edom, and Jeremiah noted the loss of its famed wisdom. It stood for the wisdom and strength of Edom.
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