Hyrax: Elephant of Israel | BLP Connections
Bible Land Passages: Connections
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Explore the fascinating connection between Israel's natural world and the biblical text by highlighting one of its most distinctive inhabitants: the hyrax. Often referred to in various Bible versions as the "rock badger" or "cony," this small mammal has characteristic that seem more related to the elephant than to rodents. Join John Moore as he considers the numerous passages about the hyrax and reflects on the powerful lesson of finding refuge and strength in God.
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