Modern name: Khirbet Seilun, Palestinian Territories
Shiloh was the spiritual heart of early Israel, housing the Ark of the Covenant. Its later destruction became a warning symbol that God's presence is not guaranteed by a physical location.
The first permanent location of the Tabernacle after the Israelites settled in Canaan. Shiloh served as Israel's religious center for over 300 years, where Hannah prayed for a son and the boy Samuel served the Lord.
Shiloh was the spiritual heart of early Israel, housing the Ark of the Covenant. Its later destruction became a warning symbol that God's presence is not guaranteed by a physical location.
Latitude
32.0553°
Longitude
35.2894°
Known today as: Khirbet Seilun, Palestinian Territories
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