2 Chronicles 11:10

And Zorah, and Aijalon, and Hebron, which are in Judah and in Benjamin fenced cities.

Cross-references

2 Chronicles 28:18 Historical context

2 Chronicles 28:18 records Philistines capturing Beth-shemesh, Aijalon, and Shaarabim — cities Rehoboam fortified here, later lost to enemies.

Joshua 15:33 lists Zorah as part of Judah's tribal allotment — the same town Rehoboam later fortified in this verse.

Joshua 19:41 Historical context

Joshua 19:41 lists Aijalon within Dan's territory — Rehoboam fortifies it here, showing later Judahite control.

Joshua 14:14 Historical context

Joshua 14:14 says Hebron became Caleb's inheritance — the same city Rehoboam later fortifies, connecting tribal allotment to royal fortification.

Joshua 20:7 Historical context

Joshua 20:7 designates Hebron as a city of refuge — the same city Rehoboam fortifies here, showing its ongoing strategic importance.

2 Samuel 2:11 Historical context

2 Samuel 2:11 records David's seven-year reign in Hebron — the same city Rehoboam fortifies here, linking royal history to fortification.