Also known as: Beer-sheba, Well of the Oath
Modern name: Be'er Sheva, Israel
Beersheba represented the southern extreme of the Promised Land. The wells dug by the patriarchs symbolized God's provision in the wilderness and His faithfulness across generations.
A city in the Negev desert marking the southern boundary of Israel, famous for the phrase "from Dan to Beersheba." Both Abraham and Isaac dug wells here and made covenants with the local rulers.
Beersheba represented the southern extreme of the Promised Land. The wells dug by the patriarchs symbolized God's provision in the wilderness and His faithfulness across generations.
Latitude
31.2518°
Longitude
34.7913°
Known today as: Be'er Sheva, Israel
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