Kesib

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Kesib (hebräisch אַכְזִיב Achsīv, auch כְּזִיב Kəsīv, Chesib oder Chasbi) war ein Ort in der Schfelah im Stammesgebiet von Juda, der im Alten Testament erwähnt wird.

In Gen 38,5 EU gebiert die Tochter des Schua, die Frau des Juda hier ihre Söhne Er, Onan und Schela. Jos 15,44 EU und Mi 1,14 EU kennen Kesib in der Form Aksib (mit prosthetischem Aleph). Weitere biblische Belege gibt es nicht.

Literatur

Immanuel Benzinger: Chasbi. In: Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft (RE). Band III,2, Stuttgart 1899, Sp. 2195.
Hans Martin von Erffa: Ikonologie der Genesis. Deutscher Kunstverlag, 2. Auflage 1989, ISBN 978-3-422-06114-9, S. 438.

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