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Reference: Peniel
Fausets
PENIEL or PENUEL ("face of God"). Name given by Jacob to the place where he saw God face to face and wrestled with Him (Ge 32:30; compare Ge 33:10; 8/5/type/nheb'>Jg 8:5,8; 1Ki 12:25).
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Morish
Peni'el
See PENUEL.
Smith
Peni'el
(face of God) the name which Jacob gave to the place in which he had wrestled with God: "He called the name of the place 'face of El,' for I have seen Elohim face to face."
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and the other passages in which the name occurs, its form is changed to PENUEL. From the narrative it is evident that Peniel lay somewhere on the north bank of the Jabbok, and between that torrent and the fords of the Jordan at Succoth, a few miles north of the glen where the Jabbok falls into the Jordan.
See Penuel