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   What is the land of Cabul?

   • A district in N Galilee comprising twenty “cities” which Solomon ceded to Hiram (1 Kings 9:13) as partial payment for helping build the Temple at Jerusalem. When Hiram saw this remuneration he was so dissatisfied that he called it “the land of Cabul”—which in popular etymology perhaps meant “good as nothing” (BDB 459), i.e., “worthless.”

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   Where is Cabul in the Bible?

   • Cabul (Hebrew: כבול), classical spelling: Chabolo; Chabulon, is a location in the Lower Galilee mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, now the Kabul local council in Israel, 9 or 10 miles (16 km) east of Acco. Cabul is first mentioned as one of the landmarks on the boundary of Asher, in Joshua 19:27.

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   Why was Cabul named Cabul-land?

   • Solomon’s gift: 20 towns in Galilee. But when Hiram inspected the towns, he didn’t like them. As a result, they were named Cabul-land. No one seems to know what “Cabul” means or why the name was appropriate to express Hiram’s dissatisfaction (1 Kings 9:10–14). I believe we have recently located Cabul in the Galilee.

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   Is Cabul a kabura?

   • Modern Kâbûl nestled among the hills c. four hours (nine m.) ESE of Acre. Cabul is not to be identified with kabura in the Ramses III list (no. 23); kabura is farther S. 2. A district in N Galilee comprising twenty “cities” which Solomon ceded to Hiram (1 Kings 9:13) as partial payment for helping build the Temple at Jerusalem.

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   What is ad space Cabul?

   • Ad Space Cabul is the name of a city located on the border of territory given to Asher as an inheritance in the Promised Land (Joshua 19:27). Cabul is also the disparging name King Hiram of Tyre gave to a group of Galilean cities gifted to him by King Solomon.

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   Where is Kabul in the Bible?

   • Kabul in the Bible has no connection to the current capital of Afghanistan. Cabul is a region of lower Galilee, in the north of what is now modern-day Israel. The words Cabul and Kabul seem to be the same place, as these are different ways of spelling the Hebrew word כבול. The name is mentioned in two places in the Bible.

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   Cabul (Hebrew: כבול), classical spelling: Chabolo; Chabulon, is a location in the Lower Galilee mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, now the Kabul local council in Israel, 9 or 10 miles (16 km) east of Acco.

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   Cabul is the name of a city located on the border of territory given to Asher as an inheritance in the Promised Land (Joshua 19:27). Cabul is also the disparging name King Hiram of Tyre gave to a group of Galilean cities gifted to him by King Solomon.

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   Apr 28, 2024 · Cabul (or Kabul) is a land or city mentioned twice in the Bible: once in the Book of Joshua and once in 1 Kings. A king rejects Solomon's attempt to gift him this city, calling it "Kabul", meaning "that which does not please".

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   Hiram of Tyre scorned King Solomon’s offering of 20 cities—called Cabul. By Zvi Gal. After King Solomon constructed the Jerusalem Temple and his adjacent royal palace, he made a gift to Hiram, the Phoenician king who had supplied him not only with craftsmen for the project, but also with much timber and gold.

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   A city Cabul is mentioned in Joshua 19:27, in the territory of Asher, evidently on the Tyrian frontier, and in the neighbourhood in question. Hiram, it is thought, takes up this name, and applies it to the whole territory, and by a play of words on it signifies his discontent with Solomon's gift.

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   When Hiram saw this remuneration he was so dissatisfied that he called it “the land of Cabul”—which in popular etymology perhaps meant “good as nothing” (BDB 459), i.e., “worthless.” Since the Phoenicians were a seafaring people it is possible that Hiram preferred coastal towns; or maybe the comparative barrenness of the hill ...

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   CABUL. ka'-bul (kabhul; Codex Vaticanus, Chobamasomel; Codex Alexandrinus, Chabol apo aristeron): (1) A city on the boundary between Asher and Zebulun (Joshua 19:27). It corresponds to the Chabolo of Josephus (Vita, 43, etc.), and is represented by the modern village Kabul, about nine miles Southeast of Acre.