Sansannah in Biblical History

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What is Sansannah?
SANSAN'NAH
(palm-branch), a place in the Negeb, or "south country," Josh 15:31; also called "Hazar-susah" or "Susim," "horse-court" - that is, "depot of horses." Josh 19:5; comp. 1 Chr 4:31. Wilton locates it in the modern Wady es Suny; Conder, at biet Susin, 15 miles west of Jerusalem, but this seems too far north.

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