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Tsefanyah was remembered as belonging to Shimon and to a field called Sabaratha.
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His memorial summarizes his preaching as concerning the city, the end of the nations, and the exposure of the wicked. He died and was buried in his own field.
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HaSefarim™ · Work ID 6a9de0da03d770111ead4fe4 · Chapter ID 6a9de0da45f52d10c9fd39dc · Canonical title Sefer Zikhronot HaNevi’im · Publication status published
Canonical human URL: https://hasefarim.org/sefer/sefer-zikhronot-haneviim/13 · Canonical source URL: https://hasefarim.org/functions/source?route=%2Fsefer%2Fsefer-zikhronot-haneviim%2Fchapter%2F6a9de0da45f52d10c9fd39dc
Tsefanyah was remembered as belonging to Shimon and to a field called Sabaratha.
His memorial summarizes his preaching as concerning the city, the end of the nations, and the exposure of the wicked. He died and was buried in his own field.