Kabzeel to Kibzaim
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Kabzeel
God gathers, God has gathered
Strong's #H6909

Kabzeel was a city given to the tribe of Judah as an inheritance in the Promised Land.

References
Joshua 15:21, 2Samuel 23:20, 1Chronicles 11:22

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Kadesh
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Kadesh-barnea
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Kaiwan
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Kanah
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Karkaa
Ground floor, floor
Strong's #H7173

Karkaa was a city given to the tribe of Judah as an inheritance in the Promised Land.

References
Joshua 15:3

Karkor
Foundation
Strong's #H7174

Karkor was located east of the Jordan River and south of the Jabbok River. Karkor is where Gideon's army crushed most of the remnants of the Midianite army.

References
Judges 8:10

Additional Studies

Kartah
City
Strong's #H7177

Kartah was a Levitical city within the tribe of Zebulun's inheritance in the Promised Land.

References
Joshua 21:34

Kartan
City plot, two cities
Strong's #H7178

Kartan was a Levitical city within the tribe of Naphtali's territory.

References
Joshua 21:32

Kattath
Small, littleness
Strong's #H7005

Kattath was a city given to the tribe of Zebulun as an inheritance in the Promised Land.

References
Joshua 19:15

Kedemoth
Eastern, beginnings
Strong's #H6932

Kedemoth was a Levitical city within the tribe of Reuben's territory.

References
Deuteronomy 2:26, Joshua 13:18, 21:37, 1Chronicles 6:79

Kedesh
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Kehelathah
Convocation, assembly
Strong's #H6954

Kehelathah was one of the many places the children of Israel camped after they left Egypt.

References
Numbers 33:22 - 23

Keilah
Fortress, inclosing, citadel
Strong's #H7084

Keilah was a descendant of Caleb. Caleb is also the name of a city given to the tribe of Judah as an inheritance in the Promised Land.

References
Joshua 15:44, 1Samuel 23:1 - 13, 1Chronicles 4:19, Nehemiah 3:17 - 18

Kenath
Possession
Strong's #H7079

Kenath and its surrounding villages, located in Gilead east of the Jordan, were taken by Nobah during the time of Moses. The area was renamed Nobah after its conquerer.

References
Numbers 32:42, 1Chronicles 2:23

Kenaz
Hunter
Strong's #H7073

Kenaz was one of Esau's eleven sons, all of which were called chieftans ("dukes" in the King James).

References
Genesis 36:40, 1Chronicles 1:51 - 54

Kerioth
Buildings, cities
Strong's #H7152

Kerioth was a city given to the tribe of Judah as an inheritance in the Promised Land. Kerioth is also the name of a town within Moabite territory.

Judas Iscariot's last name may be a reference to the city of Kerioth in Judah where he might have been born or possibly lived in when he was called to be a disciple.

References
Joshua 15:25, Jeremiah 48:24, 41, Amos 2:2

Keturah
Perfumed, incense
Strong's #H6989

Keturah became Abraham's wife after his beloved Sarah died at the age of 127. Keturah bore Abraham six children whose names were Zimran, Jokshan, Medan, Midian, Ishbak and Shuah.

References
Genesis 25:1, 4, 1Chronicles 1:32 - 33

Additional Studies

Kibrothhattaavah
Graves of the longing, graves of lust
Strong's #H6914

First location the children of Israel camped after leaving the desert of Sinai.

Kibrothhattaavah is the place where, after they complained, God miraculously produced quail for the Israelites. He then brought a plague on the people, killing many, for their sin of lust.

References
Numbers 11:34 - 35, 33:16 - 17, Deuteronomy 9:22

Additional Studies

Kibzaim
Two gatherings, double heap
Strong's #H6911

Kibzaim was a Levitical city within the tribe of Ephraim's territory.

References
Joshua 21:22

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