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Adullam (Hebrew: עֲדֻלָּם) is an ancient ruin, formerly known by the Arabic appellation ʿAīd el Mâ (or `Eîd el Mieh), built upon a hilltop overlooking the Elah Valley, straddling the Green Line between Israel and the West Bank. In the late 19th century, the town was still in ruins. The hilltop ruin is also known by the name Khurbet esh-Sheikh Madkour, named after Madkour, one of the sons of the Sultan Beder, for whom is built a shrine (wely) and formerly called by its inhabitants Wely Madkour. The hilltop is mostly flat, with cisterns carved into the rock. The remains of stone structures which once stood there can still be seen. Sedimentary layers of ruins from the old Canaanite and Israelite eras, mostly potsherds, are noticeable everywhere, although olive groves now grow atop of this hil

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rdfs:comment	Adul·lam va ser una important ciutat cananea, una de les seves ciutats reials situada al centre de Palestina, prop de Betlem, a la regió de Xefela. Al segle xvi aC, Barsan n'és esmentat com a governant. (ca) 'Ádulam es una villa antigua de Israel, a 24 km al suroeste de Jerusalén. La , situada a las afueras, fue desde los primeros tiempos un lugar de refugio. Es mencionada varias veces en la Biblia como el paraje donde se dice que se escondía David de Saúl. Hoy en día, Ádullam determina una región de Israel cerca del , hacia el sur de Bet Shemesh, en el oeste de Gush Etzion. Adulam está a 24 km al oeste de Belén hacia el mar y a 3 km de Soco, el lugar donde se dice que David mató a Goliath. (es) Адоллам или Одоллам («справедливость народа»), также Адуллам, — древний библейский город в земле Ханаанской, в колене Иудином, резиденция царей («Одолламитянин» — Быт. 38:1, 12, 20; Одоллам — Нав. 15:35, Нав. 12:15, 2Мак. 12:38, Нав. 15:35) . Руины в 30 км на юго-запад от Иерусалима. (ru) Adulão é uma cidade mencionada na Bíblia. Ela foi uma das cidades reais dos Cananeus (Josué 12:15; 15:35). Ela permaneceu próxima à estrada a qual posteriormente tornou-se a Estrada romana no Vale de Elá, a cena da vitória memorável de David sobre Golias (1 Samuel 17:2) e não distante de Gate. Foi uma das cidades que Roboão fortificou contra o Egito (2 Crônicas 11:7). Miqueias profetiza que "a glória de Israel" chegará à Adulão (Miqueias 1:15), em referência a Jesus. Já os estudiosos da Bíblia de Estudos de Genebra sugerem que “assim como Davi tinha fugido para a caverna de Adulão (II Sm 23.13), assim também os líderes (“a glória”) fugirão”. Foi em uma de suas cavernas que Davi se refugiou quando estava fugindo do rei Saul (1 Samuel 22:1). (pt) Adullam, stad omnämnd i Bibeln, belägen i Judas lågland, sydväst om Jerusalem. Adullam var en kungastad av kanaaneiskt ursprung. Staden befästes av Rehabeam under vilkens regeringstid riket invaderades av Egypten. Efter exilen i Egypten bosatte sig en del av det judiska folket i Adullam. Staden nämns under mackabéertiden. När David flydde undan Saul gömde han sig en tid i . (sv) Adullam (Hebrew: עֲדֻלָּם) is an ancient ruin, formerly known by the Arabic appellation ʿAīd el Mâ (or `Eîd el Mieh), built upon a hilltop overlooking the Elah Valley, straddling the Green Line between Israel and the West Bank. In the late 19th century, the town was still in ruins. The hilltop ruin is also known by the name Khurbet esh-Sheikh Madkour, named after Madkour, one of the sons of the Sultan Beder, for whom is built a shrine (wely) and formerly called by its inhabitants Wely Madkour. The hilltop is mostly flat, with cisterns carved into the rock. The remains of stone structures which once stood there can still be seen. Sedimentary layers of ruins from the old Canaanite and Israelite eras, mostly potsherds, are noticeable everywhere, although olive groves now grow atop of this hil (en) Adullam, en hébreu biblique עֲדֻלָּם (ʿĂdulām), est une localité cananéenne située dans le nord de la Shéphélah, à mi chemin entre Bethléem et Gath. Elle est mentionnée dans la Bible, le plus souvent en rapport avec le roi David qui s'y réfugie alors qu'il fuit le roi Saül. Selon les livres des Chroniques, la ville est fortifié par Roboam face à l'invasion du royaume de Juda par le pharaon Shishak (probablement Sheshonq Ier). Compte tenu des fouilles archéologiques, il est possible que la ville ait en fait été fortifiée plus tardivement, sous le règne d'Ézéchias ou de Josias. (fr) Adullam (hebr. עדולם) – kananejskie miasto-państwo, identyfikowane współcześnie z . Według Księgi Jozuego ostatni król Adullam, należący do koalicji 31 władców Kanaanu, został pokonany przez Izraelitów, a miasto (Joz 15,35) przydzielono pokoleniu Judy. Zgodnie z przekazem 1 Księgi Samuela (1 Sm 22,1) nieopodal Adullam Dawid ukrywał się przed Saulem. Jak podaje 2 Księga Kronik (2 Krn 11,7), za panowania Roboama miasto zostało wzmocnione i ufortyfikowane. Opustoszało na skutek podbojów Babilończyków. Według Księgi Nehemiasza (Ne 11,30) odbudowano je po zakończeniu okresu niewoli babilońskiej. W czasach powstania machabejskiego w pobliżu miasta według 2 Księgi Machabejskiej (2 Mch 12,38) stacjonowało wojsko Judy Machabeusza po . Autor (Onom. 24,21; 172,7), Euzebiusz z Cezarei, w swoim dziele (pl)
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