Mozah:
an issuing of water, a city of Benjamin (Jos 18:26).
Mozah:
unleavened
Mozah:
mo'-za (ha-motsah; Codex Vaticanus Amoke; Codex Alexandrinus Amosa): A town in the territory of Benjamin named after Mizpeh and Chephirah (Jos 18:26). It may be represented by the modern Beit Mizzeh, the heavy "ts" of the Hebrew letter (tsade) passing into the light "z" of the Arabic, a not unusual change. The name means "place of hard stone." The village lies to the North of Quloniyeh (possibly Emmaus), about 4 miles Northwest of Jerusalem.
Mozah:
(fountain) one of the cities in the allotment of Benjamin (Joshua 18:26) only, named between hae‐Cephirah and Rekem.
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