Acco (Dom 1,31) – en by mentioned in 1 verse in the Bible

Akko. Gamle møbler i korsfarerborgen. Gammel fønikisk havneby med forbindelsen til landene ved Middelhavet. Blev ikke erobret af israelitterne (Judg. 1:31; Dom 1,31). Efter Alexander den Store kom Akko under ptolemæerne i Egypten og fik navnet Ptolemais. Paulus besøger menigheden der (Acts. 21:7; Apg 21,7). Akko var en af korsfarernes hovedbyer 1104-1291. Mamelukkerne dræbte i 1291 byens jøder og kristne. Byen lå i ruin til midt i 1700-tallet, da sheik Daher el-Omar genopbyggede byen. Israelerne indtog Akko 1948, og mange arabere flygtede. Foto: Hartvig Wagner, Crusader (1099 - 1291), EuroPLOT

Easton's Bible Dictionary

Accho

Sultry or sandy, a town and harbour of Phoenicia, in the tribe of Asher, but never acquired by them (Judg 1:31). It was known to the ancient Greeks and Romans by the name of Ptolemais, from Ptolemy t…

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International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

Acco

ak'-o (`akko; [`Akcho]; Ake Ptolemais; Modern Arabic `Akka, English Acre; the King James Version Accho): A town on the Syrian coast a few miles north of Carmel, on a small promontory on the north sid…

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Verses per book

Judg1

Alle 1 verse

Judges

1 31

Nearby

Ptolemais 1.8 km
Beth-emek 7.7 km
Rehob 7.9 km
Mishal 8.0 km
Aphek 8.6 km
Aphik 8.6 km
Kishon 13 km
Shihor-libnath 13 km

Location data: Theographic Bible Metadata (CC BY-SA 4.0) and OpenBible.info (CC BY 4.0). Photos: Hartvig Wagner, EuroPLOT Resources. Leksikontekst: Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897) og International Standard Bible Encyclopedia (1915/1939), public domain.