2022年1月4日 · The ancient Zidonians were wicked idolators. Their god was Baal, and their goddess was Ashtoreth (1 Kings 11:33), and because Israel failed to completely cast the Zidonians out of the land God gave them, the idol worship continued and became a problem for the Israelites. King Solomon unwisely married Zidonians (1 Kings 11:1), and his reign was ...

The Zidonians, also known as Sidonians, were the inhabitants of the ancient city of Sidon, one of the principal cities of Phoenicia, located on the Mediterranean coast in what is now modern-day Lebanon.

Zidonians, the inhabitants of Zidon. They were among the nations of Canaan; left to give the Israelites practice in the art of war, ( Judges 3:3) and colonies of them appear to have spread up into the hill country from Lebanon to Misrephothmaim, ( Joshua 13:4 Joshua 13:6) whence in later times they hewed cedar trees for David and Solomon.

2023年12月21日 · The Zidonians worshipped the false gods Baal, Astarte, Tammuz and others (Judges 10:6, 1 Kings 11:5). Their form of Baal worship involved lewd sexual rites. When the Israelites under Joshua entered Canaan, the land of the …

Who were the Zidonians in the Bible? “Zidonians” is an English transliteration commonly referring to the inhabitants of Sidon (also spelled Zidon), a significant coastal city in ancient Phoenicia. In biblical passages, the term often appears interchangeably with “Sidonians.”

2024年7月7日 · The Zidonians, also known as the Sidonians, were an ancient people mentioned in the Bible. They were inhabitants of the city-state of Sidon, which was located in modern-day Lebanon. The Zidonians played a significant role in biblical narratives and were a …

The Zidonians continued long under their own government and kings, though sometimes tributary to the kings of Tyre. They were subdued successively by the Babyloniaus, Egyptians, Seleucidae, and Romans the latter of whom deprived them of their freedom.

2024年7月17日 · Presently, Zidon is identified as Saida (or Sayda) and continues to function as a port city in Lebanon. Tyre and Sidon (Zidon) are frequently referenced together in the Bible, especially in the Old Testament (Isaiah 23;Jeremiah …

People of this city are called Zidonians or Sidonians. It received its name from Zidon (Sidon or Siodon), the “first-born” of Canaan, the great grandson of Noah (Genesis 10:15, 19) and grandson of Ham.

They oppressed the Israelites on their first entrance into the country (Judges 10:12) and appear to have lived a luxurious, reckless life (Judges 18:7). They were skillful in hewing timber (1 Kings 5:8) and were employed for this purpose by Solomon.