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Join the room“And Sarah’s life got to be a hundred and twenty-seven years long. They were the years of Sarah’s life. So Sarah died in Kir´i·ath-ar´ba, that is to say, He´bron, in the land of Ca´naan, and Abraham came in to bewail Sarah and to weep over her.”
“And after that Abraham buried Sarah his wife in the cave of the field of Mach·pe´lah in front of Mam´re, that is to say, He´bron, in the land of Ca´naan. Thus the field and the cave that was in it became confirmed to Abraham for the possession of a burial place at the hands of the sons of Heth.”
“At length Jacob came to Isaac his father to Mam´re, to Kir´i·ath-ar´ba, that is to say, He´bron, where Abraham and also Isaac had resided as aliens. And the days of Isaac came to be a hundred and eighty years. After that Isaac expired and died and was gathered to his people, old and satisfied with days, and E´sau and Jacob his sons buried him.”
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Not who you're looking for? Others named Hebron: town in Connecticut, United States · historic home located near Still Pond, Maryland, United Stat · village in Anglesey, Wales · unincorporated community in Missouri
Hebron es una ciudad en el sur de West Bank, Palestine, y la capital de Hebron Governorate, que es la más grande en West Bank. Está ubicada 30 kilometers (19 mi) al sur de Jerusalem. La población dentro de los límites de la ciudad es 201,063, mientras que el área metropolitana adyacente dentro del governorate es hogar de más de 700,000 personas. Hebron se extiende sobre un área de 74.1 square kilometers (28.6 sq mi). Es la tercera ciudad más grande del país después de Gaza y East Jerusalem. Hebron es a menudo considerada una de las Four Holy Cities en Judaism. También es venerada en Christianity e Islam.
