Names of Jerusalem
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Over the millennia, there have been many names of Jerusalem in many different languages.In the Book of Genesis, Salem or Shalem is the name of the city during the time of Abraham. It is ruled by Melchizedek, whose name denotes a righteous king. Salem is also regarded as a shorter name for Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the name most commonly used in the Bible, and is the preferred name in Jewry and the Western World. Its Arabic counterpart, r al m, is the term used by the government of Israel in Arabic, and by Ara...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Over the millennia, there have been many names of Jerusalem in many different languages.In the Book of Genesis, Salem or Shalem is the name of the city during the time of Abraham. It is ruled by Melchizedek, whose name denotes a righteous king. Salem is also regarded as a shorter name for Jerusalem. Jerusalem is the name most commonly used in the Bible, and is the preferred name in Jewry and the Western World. Its Arabic counterpart, r al m, is the term used by the government of Israel in Arabic, and by Arabs in certain historic or Biblical contexts. Its first recorded Hebrew mention was found in Khirbet Beit Lei. A Midrashic explanation of the name relates it to the yir'eh from the name Adonai-yir'eh ("The Lord sees", Vulgate Latin Dominus videt) given to Moriah by Abraham and the name Salem. The Midrash teaches that there are seventy names for Jerusalem.
