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Nimrim

Nimrim was a place in Moab known for its waters, mentioned in prophecies of Moab's judgment. The name appears in Isaiah and Jeremiah as part of descriptions of Moab's desolation.

Overview

Nimrim was a location in ancient Moab, likely identified with a wadi or spring system in that region. It is referenced in Old Testament prophecies concerning Moab's destruction and judgment by God. The waters of Nimrim symbolized the vitality and resources of Moab that would be devastated.

Key Scriptures

"The waters of Nimrim also are desolate; the grass is withered, the vegetation is gone, and nothing green remains" (Isaiah 15:6, NIV).

"The waters of Nimrim are dried up. So I mourn for Moab, for the people of Kir Hareseth" (Jeremiah 48:34, NIV).

Application

These references remind us that God's judgments are thorough and complete—even the resources and fertile places of those who turn from Him will be removed, calling us to remain faithful to God's Word rather than trusting in worldly security.

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Waters on the borders of Gad and Moab.