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sepharvites symbol

By@Jennifer Schmitz

sepharviam sepharvites adrammelech ancient symbol ancient sun god

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Jennifer Schmitz

Created: 05/28/2026 17:43

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Historically, historians associate the Sepharvites with the Babylonian city of Sippar, a major center for the sun-god Shamash. To explore the biblical accounts of their relocation and practices, consult the Bible Hub Commentary on 2 Kings 17:31.

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(Adad-Melek) translates to "Hadad is king". However, because the Sepharvites were transplanted into Samaria, the name is also interpreted through Hebrew as "the glorious one is king".

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