Washer’s Field

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Also known as Washer’s Field. There was an area just outside Jerusalem where a spring or conduit was connected to an upper pool; this identified the road that led to the area known as Fuller’s Field or Washer’s Field (2 Kgs 18:17; Isa 7:3; 36:2). People living in and around Jerusalem seem to have used this area for washing items.

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Fuller’s Field

Fuller’s Field (שְׂדֵה כוֹבֵס‎, sedeh khoves). Also known as Washer’s Field. There was an area just outside Jerusalem where a spring or conduit was connected to an upper pool; this identified the road that led to the area known as Fuller’s Field or Washer’s Field (2 Kgs 18:17; Isa 7:3; 36:2). People living

The Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary

Fuller’s Field (Place)

FULLER’S FIELD (PLACE) [Heb śĕdēh kôbēs (שְׂדֵה כֹּובֵס)]. An open area approximately 0.5 km (ca. 1/4 mile) S of Jerusalem near the juncture of the Hinnom and the Kidron Valleys adjoining the former spring, En-rogel (M.R. 172130; Josh 15:7; 18:16; 2 Sam 17:17). Because of the occasional surplus

Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible

Fuller’s Field

Fuller’s Field. Place in Jerusalem which was linked to a spring or pool by a causeway (2 Kgs 18:17; Is 7:3; 36:2). It has been generally identified with an area near En-rogel (“spring of the fuller”). The spring was south of Jerusalem in the Kidron Valley. It was originally the tribal boundary between

The International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Revised

Fuller’s field

Fuller’s field [Heb ś^eḏēh ḵôḇēṣ]. A well-known landmark at Jerusalem in the time of the monarchy, mentioned three times in the OT with similar phraseology: “the conduit of the upper pool, on the highway to the Fuller’s Field.” Here stood the Assyrian general in his interview with Eliakim and

Tyndale Bible Dictionary

Fuller’s Field

FULLER’S FIELD* Place outside Jerusalem that was linked to a spring or pool by a causeway or aquaduct (2 Kgs 18:17; Is 7:3; 36:2). It has been generally identified with an area near En-rogel (“spring of the fuller”). The spring was south of Jerusalem in the Kidron Valley. It was originally the tribal

The Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia

Fuller's Field

FULLER’S FIELD. A well-known landmark of Hezekiah’s day, just outside the city, near enough for the embassy of Sennacherib to be heard on the walls of Jerusalem. The uncertain site was near a conduit of the upper pool (2 Kgs 18:17; Isa 36:2) probably near the Gihon spring in the Kidron Valley. Isaiah

Smith’s Bible Dictionary

Fuller’s field The

Fuller’s field, The, a spot near Jerusalem, 2 Kings 18:17; Isa. 7:3; 36:2, so close to the walls that a person speaking from there could be heard on them. 2 Kings 18:17, 26. One resort of the fullers of Jerusalem would seem to have been below the city on the southeast side. But Rabshakeh and his “great

The New Unger’s Bible Dictionary

Fuller's Field

FULLER’S FIELD. A spot near Jerusalem (2 Kings 18:17; Isa. 7:3; 36:2), so near the walls that one speaking there could be heard on them (2 Kings 18:17, 26). The NIV refers to it as the “Washerman’s Field.” The pool mentioned is probably the one now known as Birket-el-Mamilla, at the head of the Valley

Easton’s Bible Dictionary

Fuller's field

Fuller’s field—a spot near Jerusalem (2 Kings 18:17; Isa. 36:2; 7:3), on the side of the highway west of the city, not far distant from the “upper pool” at the head of the valley of Hinnom. Here the fullers pursued their occupation.

Nelson’s New Illustrated Bible Dictionary

Fuller's Field

FULLER’S FIELD - a spot just outside the city walls of Jerusalem where fullers, or launderers, washed and dyed clothes and cloth and hung them out to dry (2 Kin. 18:17; Is. 36:2). The place was apparently close to the Gihon; Spring, where an ample supply of water was available.Also see Occupations and

International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

FULLER'S FIELD, THE

FULLER’S FIELD, THE<fool’-ers feld>, ([שְׂדֵה כוֹבֵס‎, sedheh khobhec]): In all references occurs “the conduit of the upper pool, in the highway of the fuller’s field”; this must have been a well-known landmark at Jerusalem in the time of the monarchy. Here stood Rabshakeh in his interview with Eliakim

Holman Illustrated Bible Dictionary

Fuller's Field

FULLER’S FIELD Site outside Jerusalem’s walls, located near the conduit between the Gihon Spring and the upper pool (2 Kings 18:17; Isa. 7:3; 36:2). The road to the Fuller’s Field was the scene of an encounter between Rabshakeh, agent of the king of Assyria, who stopped within hearing distance of those

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