Beer-lahai-roi

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Beer-lahai-roi is a biblical location in the Negev desert region, known as the well where Hagar encountered God and later associated with the life of the patriarch Isaac.

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Label Occurrences
Beer-lahai-roi canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical location
well
appearsInChapter Genesis 16
Genesis 24
Genesis 25
associatedWithPerson Abraham
Hagar
Isaac
Ishmael
category Negev
linked to: Negev desert

Places in the Book of Genesis
Wells in the Hebrew Bible
etymologyLanguage Biblical Hebrew
etymologyMeaning well of the Living One who sees me
event Hagar encountered the angel of the LORD
Hagar received promise about Ishmael
Isaac came from the way of Beer-lahai-roi when meeting Rebekah
linked to: Isaac

Isaac dwelt near Beer-lahai-roi
linked to: Isaac
hasBiblicalReference Genesis 16:14
Genesis 24:62
Genesis 25:11
hasRole patriarchal dwelling place
site of divine encounter
languageOfName Hebrew
locatedIn Negev desert
southern Canaan
linked to: Canaan
mentionedIn Book of Genesis
Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh
nearbyBiblicalRegion Bered
Kadesh
relatedConcept Hagar in the wilderness
patriarch Isaac
wells in the Bible
religiousTradition Christianity
Islamic biblical tradition
Judaism
uncertainModernIdentification yes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Patriarch Isaac residence Beer-lahai-roi
Hagar associatedPlace Beer-lahai-roi
El Roi associatedWithPlace Beer-lahai-roi