Isaiah 10:30

New International Reader's Version

Town of Gallim, cry out! Laishah, listen! Poor Anathoth!

Cross References

1 Kings 2:26

The king spoke to Abiathar the priest. He said, “Go back to your fields in Anathoth. You should really be put to death. But I won’t have it done now. That’s because you carried the ark of the Lord and King. You did it for my father David. You shared all of his hard times.”

Nehemiah 11:32

Others lived in Anathoth, Nob and Ananiah.

Isaiah 10:31

The people of Madmenah are running away. Those who live in Gebim are hiding.

Jeremiah 1:1

These are the words Jeremiah received from the Lord. Jeremiah was the son of Hilkiah. Jeremiah was one of the priests at Anathoth. That’s a town in the territory of Benjamin.

Jeremiah 32:8

“Then my cousin Hanamel came to me. I was in the courtyard of the guard. It happened just as the Lord had said it would. Hanamel said, ‘Buy my field at Anathoth. It is in the territory of Benjamin. It is your right to buy it and own it. So buy it for yourself.’ “I knew that this was the Lord’s message.

Joshua 21:18

Anathoth and Almon. The total number of these towns and their grasslands came to four.

Judges 18:29

They named it Dan. That’s because they traced their family line back to Dan. He was a son of Israel. The city used to be called Laish.

Judges 18:7

So the five men left. They came to Laish. There they saw that the people felt secure. They were living in safety. Like the people in Sidon, they were at peace. Their land had everything they needed. Things were going very well for them. They lived a long way from the people of Sidon. And they didn’t think they would ever need help from anyone else.

1 Samuel 25:44

But Saul had given his daughter Michal, David’s first wife, to Paltiel. Paltiel was from Gallim. He was the son of Laish.