Bethrehob
Bethrehob
(“house of Rechob, or room”.) A place near the valley containing the town Laish or Dan (Jdg 18:28). The modern Hunin, a fortress commanding the plain Huleh in which the city of Dan (Tell el Kady) was. One of Aram’s (Syria’s) little kingdoms, like Zobah, Maacah, Ishtob; hired by Ammon against David (2Sa 10:6; 2Sa 10:8). Shortened into Rechob (Num 13:21). Being “far from Zidon,” it is distinct from the Rehob in Asher, which is not very far from Zidon. Hadadezer king of Zobah was son of Rehob (2 Samuel 8).
Fuente: Fausset’s Bible Dictionary
Bethrehob
[Beth-re’hob]
Place in the north near Dan, from which perhaps Syrians were hired by the Ammonites against David, Jdg 18:28; 2Sa 10:6. Identified with Hunin, 33 13′ N, 35 32′ E. Some judge that the Syrians came from a different place near the Euphrates.