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Anah in the Bible — Who Was Anah? | nocap.bible

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Son of Zibeon — the Horite famous for finding hot springs in the wilderness

Old TestamentMentioned in 2 books

Father of Oholibamah (who married Esau) and Dishon. The text specifically mentions that he discovered hot springs while grazing his father's donkeys — a random but apparently noteworthy detail.

Dishon Oholibamah→Anah→Seir·Zibeon

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Esau and Seir — The Side Branch Esau Moves Out

Dishon Oholibamah Seir Zibeon

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