VALLEYS
Thompson Chain Reference (1934)
Torrey's New Topical Textbook
Tracts of land between mountains
Watered by mountain streams
Canaan abounded in
Of Israel well tilled and fruitful
Often the scenes of idolatrous rites
The heathen supposed that certain deities presided over
The Canaanites held possession of, against Judah
Often the scenes of great contests
To be filled with hostile chariots, threatened as a punishment
CALLED
Vales
Dales
Fat valleys, when fruitful
Rough valleys, when uncultivated and barren
ABOUNDED WITH
Fountains and springs
Rocks and caves
Trees
Lily of the valley
Ravens
Doves
MENTIONED IN SCRIPTURE
Achor
Ajalon
Baca
Berachah
Bochim
Charashim
Elah
Eshcol
Gad
Gerar
Gibeon
Hebron
Hinnom or Tophet
Jehoshaphat or decision
Jericho
Jezreel
Jephthah-el
Keziz
Lebanon
Megiddo
Moab where Moses was buried
Passengers or Hamongog
Rephaim or giants
Salt
Shaveh or king's dale
Shittim
Siddim
Sorek
Succoth
Zared
Zeboim
Zephathah
MIRACLES CONNECTED WITH
The moon made to stand still over Ajalon
Ditches in, filled with water
Water in, made to appear to the Moabites like blood
ILLUSTRATIVE
Of the church of Christ
(Fruitful and well watered,) of the tents of Israel
(Dark,) of affliction and death
(Filling up of,) of removing all obstructions to the gospel