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MIDDIN

(Heb. middîn)

A town in the Judean wilderness (Josh. 15:61) allotted to the tribe of Judah. Although controversy surrounds the exact geography of this district, which includes En-gedi, the recent archaeological discovery of three Iron Age settlements in the Buqeiʿah Valley presents the possibility of a more precise identification for Middin. It is probably to be located at Khirbet Abū Öabaq (188127).

Bibliography. L. E. Stager, “Farming in the Judean Desert during the Iron Age,” BASOR 221 (1976): 145-58.

Ryan Byrne






Eerdmans Dictionary of the Bible (2000)

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