biz-yo-thı̄´a, biz-joth´ja (בּזיותיה, bizyoÌ„theyaÌ„h; Septuagint αἱ κῶμαι αὐτῶν, hai kō̇mai autō̇n, literally “their villagesâ€; the King James Version Bizjothjah, “place of Jah's olives†(Young), or “contempt of Jah†(Strong)): According to Massoretic Text, a town in the south of Judah, near Beersheba (). Septuagint reads “and her daughters,†only one consonant of Massoretic Text being read differently; and so We, Hollenberg, Di and others The Septuagint has probably preserved the original text (compare ).