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So Rachel died, and was buried on the way that leads to Ephrata (the same as Bethlehem). (Genesis 35, 19)
It was when I was on my way back from Mesopotamia that I lost Rachel, there in Chanaan, while we were on our journey, in spring time,✻ and when I reached Ephrata I buried her there, by the road which leads to Ephrata; Bethlehem is another name they call it by. (Genesis 48, 7)
This custom is to endure like a mark branded on the hand, to be kept in view like a badge worn on the forehead; the law of the Lord shall be continually on thy lips; was it not the Lord’s constraining power that rescued thee from Egypt? (Exodus 13, 9)
this custom is to endure like a mark branded on the hand, to be kept in view like a badge worn on the forehead, to remind you, too, how the Lord’s constraining power rescued us from Egypt. (Exodus 13, 16)
and will hang over the priest’s forehead. Whatever fault is found in offering and gift, by Israel’s sons dedicated and hallowed, Aaron must charge himself with it; and the Lord will overlook it, so long as the plate hangs ever on Aaron’s forehead. (Exodus 28, 38)
may lose the hair on his forehead, and still be clean, despite his baldness. (Leviticus 13, 41)
But if in the bald patch on crown or forehead a white or reddish tinge is shewing, (Leviticus 13, 42)
It was from this cluster which the Israelites carried away that the place got its name of Nehelescol, the Ravine of Grapes. (Numbers 13, 25)
Chebbon, Leheman, Cethlis, (Joshua 15, 40)
Cateth, Naalol, Semeron, Jedala, and Bethlehem; thus twelve cities with their dependent villages (Joshua 19, 15)
and reached as far as Thabor, Sehesima, and Bethsames, so as to make Jordan its boundary; sixteen cities in all, with their dependent villages (Joshua 19, 22)
But Jahel, Haber’s wife, taking one of the tent-pegs and a mallet, too, with her, crept quietly in, put the peg close to his forehead and struck with the mallet, driving it right through his brain into the ground beneath. So he passed from the numbness of sleep into the numbness of death. (Judges 4, 21)
