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1. fotet.org › migdal-edar-the-true-story-behind-theMigdal Edar, The True Story Behind The Birthplace of Jesus.

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   Dec 17, 2021 · Migdal Eder, translated “Tower of the Flock” (Micah 4:8), was a look-out post located just north of Bethlehem, the city of David. What made the tower special was that the bottom portion was used as the sheep care facility that served as a manger where Jerusalem’s sacrificial lambs were birthed and inspected.

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3. truthinscripture.net › 2017/01/21 › jesus-birth-theJesus’ Birth – The Case for Migdal Edar | Truth in Scripture

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   Jan 21, 2017 · This “tower of the flock” mentioned in Micah 4:8 is in Hebrew “Migdal Edar” and literally means “watch tower of the flock.” Consequently, the Old Testament tells us that the Messiah, Jesus, would be born at Migdal Edar, in Bethlehem.

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   Migdal Eder (Hebrew: מגדל־עדר Miḡdal ‘Êḏer [miɣ.dal ʕɛð.er], "Tower of Eder") is a tower mentioned in the biblical book of Genesis 35:21, in the context of the death of Jacob's wife, Rachel. The biblical record locates it near the present-day city of Bethlehem.

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6. www.biblehistory.net › newsletter › jesus_birthThe Virgin birth of Jesus - Bible History

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   Micah 4:8-5:2 (NKJV) In Micah 4:8, the Hebrew word for "Tower of the Flock" is "Migdal Eder". Located near Bethlehem today is a little spot considered to be the ancient site of Migdal Eder. You see our Lord Jesus was born in Bethlehem where all sacrificial lambs were born, and our Lord Jesus died in Jerusalem where all sacrificial lambs were ...

7. media.ascensionpress.com › 2020/01/10 › for-the-lastFor the Last Days of Christmas: The Tower of the Flock

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   Jan 10, 2020 · God used the untimely census to get the Holy Family to Bethlehem, and the inhospitable crush of the crowds to get them to the Tower of the Flock. What thoughts did Joseph and Mary carry in their hearts as they approached the refuge of those sacrificial lambs that cold night?

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   What was Bethlehem called in ancient times?

   • Millenia ago, in the ancient times of Jacob and Rachel, Bethlehem was called Ephrath. Jacob buried his beloved Rachel there, “beyond the tower of Eder,” after she died giving birth to Benjamin ( Genesis 35:19-21 ). The Tower of Eder was Migdal-Eder, or the Tower of the Flock.

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   Why did Bethlehem have a military tower?

   • Undoubtedly, this was a military tower used to watch over the valley at the edge of Bethlehem and to provide protection to the city. These types of towers were common and are mentioned in various Old Testament books (Judges 8:17; 9:46, 51; 2 Kings 9:17, 18:8; Nehemiah 3:1).

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   What does “Watch Tower of the flock” mean in the Bible?

   • This “tower of the flock” mentioned in Micah 4:8 is in Hebrew “Migdal Edar” and literally means “watch tower of the flock.” Consequently, the Old Testament tells us that the Messiah, Jesus, would be born at Migdal Edar, in Bethlehem. What about the “watch tower of the flock?”

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   What does the Bible say about Bethlehem?

   • “ And you, O tower of the flock, hill of the daughter of Zion, to you shall it come, the former dominion shall come, the kingdom of the daughter of Jerusalem” (Micah 4:8). Millenia ago, in the ancient times of Jacob and Rachel, Bethlehem was called Ephrath.

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9. bibleatlas.org › ederBible Map: Eder (Bethlehem)

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   (1) One of the "uttermost cities" of Judah in the Negeb ("South") near the border of Edom ( Joshua 15:21 ), possibly Kh. el `Adar, 5 miles South of Gaza, but probably this is too far west. (2) Eder (the King James Version Edar) or better Migdal Eder, mighdal `edher, "the tower of the flock"; Gader.

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    Dec 15, 2015 · Migdal Edar, the Tower of the Flock at Bethlehem, is the perfect place for Christ to have been born. More than likely, He was born in the very birthplace where tens of thousands of lambs, which ...