[many Sibra'im] (Heb. Sibra'yim,
ñְáְøִéַ
, twofold hope [Gesenius], or double hill [Furst]; Sept.
Óáâáñßì
. v.r. [
ò
]
῾Åâñáìή
or
Å
,
ñÜì
[
ἠëåéÜì
]; Vulg. Sabarim), one of the landmarks on the northern boundary of the Holy Land, between Berothah and Hazar-hatticon, and between the boundary of Damascus and that of Hamath (Eze_47:16). Keil (Comment. ad loc.) suggests that it may be identical with the ZIPHRON SEE ZIPHRON (q.v.) of the parallel passage (Num_34:9).