5 occurrences in 5 dictionaries

Reference: Silla

Easton

a highway; a twig, only in 2Ki 12:20. If taken as a proper name (as in the LXX. and other versions), the locality is unknown.

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Fausets

2Ki 12:20. "The house of Mille which goeth down to Silla." Evidently in the valley below Millo, but "the Mille" is the phrase elsewhere.(See MILLO.)

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Hastings

The servants of king Joash smote him 'at the house of Millo [read rather 'at Beth-Millo'] on the way that goeth down to Silla' (2Ki 12:20). Where or what Silla may have been there is nothing to show. The Septuagint reads Gaalla or Gaallad.

R. A. S. Macalister.

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Sil'la

Place alluded to when Joash was murdered. It was apparently somewhere near Jerusalem. 2Ki 12:20.

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Smith

Sil'la

(a highway). "The house of Millo which goeth down to Silla" was the scene of the murder of King Joash.

2Ki 12:20

What or where Sills was is entirely matter of conjecture. Some have suggested the pool of Siloam.

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