Reference: Gaash

A hill of Ephraim, north of which stood Timnath-seres, celebrated for Joshua's tomb, Jos 24.30. The brooks, or valleys of Gaash, 2Sa 23:30; 1Ch 11:32, were probably at the foot of the hill.

(1.) a shaking, a hill, on the north side of which Joshua was buried (Jos 24:30; Jg 2:9), in the territory of Ephraim. (See Timnath-serah.)

On the N. of Gaash hill or mount was Timnath Serach, the city given by Israel to Joshua at his request, in the region "mount Ephraim," where also he was buried (Jos 19:49-50; 24:30; Jg 2:9).

A mountain in Ephraim (Jos 24:30; Jg 2:9). The torrent-valleys of Gaash are mentioned in 2Sa 23:30 = 1Ch 11:32.

Ga'ash

A hill in the district of mount Ephraim, on the side of which Joshua was buried. Jos 24:30; Jg 2:9. Hiddai, or Hurai, was of or from 'the brooks valleys, margin of Gaash.' 2Sa 23:30; 1Ch 11:32.

Ga'ash

(earthquake), a hill of Ephraim, where Joshua was buried. The brooks or valley of Gaash,

2Sa 23:30; 1Ch 11:32

were probably at the foot of the hill.