Sarid in Biblical History

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What is Sarid?
SA'RID
(a survivor), a landmark in the boundary of Zebulun. Josh 19:10, Jud 4:12. The Syriac version reads "Asdod," and the Septuagint reads "Seddouk." Conder suggests that Sarid may be identical with Tell Shadud, on the north side of the plain of Esdraelon, south-west of Nazareth.

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