Son of Jephunneh, of whom honorable testimony is given, Numbers 13:2. His name is somewhat singular; if it be derived, as it is supposed to be, from Keleb, dog. But some suppose it is a compound of Ke, and Lebab, the heart.
Son of Jephunneh, of whom honorable testimony is given, Numbers 13:2. His name is somewhat singular; if it be derived, as it is supposed to be, from Keleb, dog. But some suppose it is a compound of Ke, and Lebab, the heart.
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