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Edom Region
About Edom
History of Edom
Notable Characters in Edom
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Biblical Significance of Edom
Edom, meaning 'red,' was the land of Esau's descendants in the rugged mountains south of the Dead Sea. Though brothers through Jacob and Esau, Israel and Edom had a long history of conflict. Edom's refusal to let Israel pass during the Exodus set the tone. When Babylon destroyed Jerusalem in 586 BC, Edom celebrated and even aided the invaders, earning the scathing prophecy of Obadiah. Edom eventually disappeared as a nation.
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