Bochim
Boh-KEEM
What is Bochim?
Bochim was the place where an angel of the LORD came up from Gilgal and rebuked Israel for not obeying his voice (Judges 2:1). The people wept and named the site Bochim, and there they sacrificed to the LORD (Judges 2:5).
Meaning: weepers (Hebrew)
Also pronounced
BOH-kim
Found in Scripture
Other names from Judges
Baal-berith · BAY-uhl-beh-RITH or BAH-uhl-beh-RITHBaal Hermon · BAY-uhl-HUHR-muhn or BAH-uhl-HUHR-muhnBaalim · BAY-uh-lim or BAH-uh-limBaal Tamar · BAY-uhl-TAY-mahr or BAH-uhl-TAY-mahrBarak · BEHR-akBeth Barah · beth-BAIR-uhBeth-lehem-judah · BETH-leh-hem-JOO-duhBeth Rehob · beth-REE-hahbBeth Shittah · beth-SHIT-uhBezek · BAY-zek
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