About Lehi
Lehi (meaning "jawbone") was a place where Samson killed a thousand Philistines with the jawbone of a donkey. Afterward, God provided water from a hollow place at Lehi when Samson was dying of thirst, calling the place En Hakkore ("spring of him who called").
History of Lehi
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Biblical Significance of Lehi
Strength Through Weakness
Lehi demonstrates God's power working through unconventional means - a jawbone defeating an army, and water miraculously provided to a dying man.
Key Verses about Lehi
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