Migdal is a town in the northern district of Israel, 8 km north of Tiberias. Migdal Ha'emek is a city in modern-day Israel, situated on a large hill surrounded by the Kishon river, west of Nazareth.

'Tower') is a town in the Northern District of Israel. It was founded in 1948, and granted local council status in 1949. [2] In 2022 it had a population of 2,031. Migdal is located near Ginosar, …

The Antonine Itinerary places Migdol 12 miles South of Pelusium, and the site appears to have been at or near Tell es Samut, the Egyptian name, according to Brugsch (Hist, II, 351), being …

A migdol is a military watchtower and fortress structure. Migdols were very common in the ancient world and Egypt had many of them throughout their territory. Forest fire towers in national …

In the biblical narrative, Migdol represents a place of transition and divine intervention. It is a site where God's power and protection are demonstrated, particularly in the miraculous crossing of …

A town or a border fortress located in the northeast corner of Egypt. The site is mentioned in reference to two events in biblical history—the Exodus and the Exile. One of the sites on or …

Mig'dol (Heb. Migdol', מַגדּוֹל, a tower; Sept. Μάγδωλον or Μαγδωλόν), a town in Lower Egypt (Jer 44:1; Jer 46:14), the northern limit of the country (opposite Syene, Eze 29:10; Eze 30:6).

Migdol is a location mentioned in the Bible as a significant landmark during the Israelites' exodus from Egypt. It is noted for its proximity to the Red Sea and its role in the narrative of the …

Brugsch (Geography, III, 19) supposes the Egyptian town name Pa-Ma'kal (with the determinative for "wall" added) to stand for Migdol, but the prefix "Pa-" ("city") seems to show that this word …

mig´dol , mig´dōl ( מגדּול , mighdōl ; Μαγδώλον , Magdṓlon ): This name ("the tower") is applied to two places on the east frontier of Egypt. 1. Exodus 14:2; Numbers 33:7 :