(Heb. Reklah',
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, hindermost; Sept.
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v. r.
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). In 1Ch_4:12, Beth-rapha, Paseah, and Tehinnah the father, or founder, of Ir-nahash, are said to have been “the men of Rechah.” In the Targum of R. Joseph they are called “the men of the Great Sanhedrin,” the Targumist apparently reading ,
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Schwarz regards it as the name of a place inhabited by the posterity of Judah, and identifies it with “a village Rashsih, three English miles to the south of Hebron” (Palest. p 116).