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Published: September 21st 2008
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The Negeb is an unbelieveably harsh and desolate place. There are huge canyons, immense cliffs, and very little plant life. During the Exodus, both Edom and Moab refused to allow Israel to cross their territory, forcing the Israelites to enter the Negeb.
Aaron the High Priest died on Mt. Hor.
One of the few cities in the Negeb was Beersheba. The ancient city is now an archeological site. We saw a well that was dug by Abraham, filled in by the Philistines, and then Abimelech and Abraham concluded an oath that the Philistines wouldn't do that anymore. Abraham paid Abimelech seven livestock for the promise, so Beersheba means "Well of the Oath" and also "Well of the Seven".
It was from here that Abraham was sent to sacrifice Isaac on Moriah. Isaac and Jacob both lived in this city for a while.
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