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    Tower of the Hundred

    מִגְדָּל+H3968

    The Tower of the Hundred, a tower in Jerusalem's wall, rebuilt during Nehemiah's restoration of the city (Neh. 3:1; 12:39).

    Where the story of Tower of the Hundred happensTower of the Hundred, and 3 places the claims reach, framed to them: Tower_of_the_Hundred, Fish_Gate, Sheep_Gate, Yeshanah_Gate. Each dot is a coordinate from the gazetteer. The coastline is a modern one, simplified; no border, road or settlement of any period is drawn, and no line joins two points, because the rows state where and not in what order.Tower_of_the_HundredFish_Gate
    Tower of the Hundred, and 3 places the claims reach
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    2
    first named
    Nehemiah 3:1
    last named
    Nehemiah 12:39
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    Tower of the Hundred in the text

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    The Tower of the Hundred, also known as the Tower of Meah, is mentioned twice in the book of Nehemiah in the context of rebuilding Jerusalem's walls. In Nehemiah 3:1, it is recorded that the high priest Eliashib and his fellow priests rebuilt the Sheep Gate and consecrated it, continuing their work as far as the Tower of the Hundred and the Tower of Hananel. The tower is mentioned again in Nehemiah 12:39, where it is listed among the landmarks along the route of the dedication procession for the newly rebuilt walls. The exact location of the Tower of the Hundred is not specified, but it was likely situated on the northern side of Jerusalem, in close proximity to the Tower of Hananel and the Sheep Gate. The significance of the name "Tower of the Hundred" is uncertain, but it may have referred to the tower's height, the number of its steps, or the number of soldiers stationed there.

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    1. Nehemiah2 verses

      3:112:39

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    via Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate Beams and Thanksgiving Choir Two’s proceedingFish GateGate in Jerusalem's wall; rebuilt by Hassenaah during Nehemiah's timevia Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate Beams and Thanksgiving Choir Two’s proceedingTower of HananelA tower in Jerusalem's wall, rebuilt by Nehemiahvia Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate Beams and Thanksgiving Choir Two’s proceedingYeshanah GateA gate in Jerusalem's wall, rebuilt by Nehemiahvia Thanksgiving Choir Two’s proceedingEphraim GateGate in Jerusalem's wall, rebuilt during Nehemiah's timevia Thanksgiving Choir Two’s proceedingProceedingProceeding is a concept gathering 7 labelled instances in the text.via Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate BeamsEliashibHigh priest during Nehemiah's time, involved in rebuilding Jerusalem's wallvia Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate BeamsJoiadaSon of Paseah, who repaired the Old Gatevia Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate BeamsMeremothA priest who returned from the Babylonian exile.via Eliashib, Fellow Priests, Men Of Jericho, Zaccur, Sons Of Hassenaah, Meremoth, Meshullam, Zadok, and Joiada’s rebuilding of Rebuilding and Jeshanah Gate BeamsMeshullamHelped repair the wall of Jerusalem under Nehemiah.

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