The story of Ramah
Ramah was a biblical figure mentioned in the Old Testament. He was the son of Jerahmeel, the grandson of Hezron, and the great-grandson of Perez. He was the brother of Caleb, the father of Maaz, and the grandfather of Bethzur. Ramah is best known for being the place where the prophet Samuel lived and served as a judge. He was a prophet and a leader of the Israelites, and he was responsible for anointing Saul and David as kings. He was also responsible for writing the books of Judges and Ruth. Ramah was a key figure in the history of the Israelites. He was a leader and a prophet, and he was responsible for anointing two of the most important kings in the history of the Israelites. He was also responsible for writing two books of the Bible. He is remembered for his leadership and his prophetic work.
Name meaning
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Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Prophet.
First mention
Joshua 18:25
Appearances in the Bible
34 mentions