Gibea

Gibea

Gibea (gĭbˈēə), in the Bible, name of Caleb's grandson occurring in a list of Judahite towns. It is possibly the same as Gibeah (2.)
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Cyn weinidog eglwysi Ebenezer Y Tymbl, Pentwyn a Bethel Cross Hands, Gibea Cwmgwili, Saron Ffwrnes a Chapel Newydd Llanelli.
Tambien se agradece a los grupos GIBEA y GILIN de la Universidad del Magdalena, asi como a Gaspar Polanco, por su apoyo en el desarrollo exitoso del presente trabajo, tanto en la fase de campo como en la de laboratorio.
Some Biblical tales, like those of Dinah and the concubine in Gibea, serve as cautionary reminders to women of the perils of the open road.
Rabbi Aviatar came across Elijah and asked him, "What is the Holy One, blessed be He, doing?" He replied, "He is discussing the question of the concubine in Gibea." "And what does He say?" Elijah responded, "My son Aviatar says such-and such and my son Jonathan says such-and-such." Said Aviatar, "Can there possibly be uncertainty in the mind of the Holy One?" Elijah replied, "Both answers are the words of the living God."
Resting at the private chapel of Wyn Bishop, private funeral on Wednesday, August 2 at Gibea Cemetery, Cwmgwili.
Funeral on Saturday, April 25, service at Gibea Chapel, Upper Brynaman at 11am, followed by interment at the Chapel burial ground.
Angladd ddydd Sadwrn, Chwefror 14, gwasanaeth yn Amlosgfa Llanelli am 11 y bore, diolchgarwch am fywyd Ken i ddilyn yng Nghapel Gibea, Brynaman Uchaf am 1 y prynhawn.
Funeral on Wednesday, Nov 26, service at the Chapel of Rest, Bwtrimawr, Betws at 2pm, followed by interment at Gibea Chapel Burial Ground, Cwmgwili.
Angladd dydd Gwener, Hydref 25, gwasanaeth cyhoeddus yng Nghapel Gibea, Brynaman, am 12 canol dydd, yna cleddir ei gweddillion ym mynwent y capel.