Shinar (/ ˈʃaɪnɑːr / SHY-nar; Hebrew: שִׁנְעָר, romanized: Šīnʿār; Septuagint: Σενναάρ, romanized: Sennaár) is the name for the southern region of Mesopotamia used by the Hebrew Bible. Hebrew שנער Šinʿār is equivalent to the Egyptian Sngr and Hittite Šanḫar (a), …

2022年1月4日 · Shinar is significant in its connection to the world’s historical rebellion against God: everything from the construction of the Tower of Babel to its association with idols, its mistreatment of Israel, and its future association with the Antichrist. Despite the many evils in the land of Shinar, God has preserved His people there.

示拿 （/ ˈʃɪ.nɑːr /， [1]， 希伯來文 שִׁנְעָר Šinʻar， 七十士譯本 Σεννααρ Sennaar）是在 舊約聖經 中描寫 美索不达米亚 （兩河流域）區域的名詞。 字面上表示「一個男孩」。 「示拿」一詞在 希伯來聖經 （舊約聖經）中出現了八次，是指 巴比倫尼亞 [2]。 示拿的位置包括了 巴比伦 （巴比倫尼亞的北部）及 以力 （巴比倫尼亞的南部）。 依照《創世記》10:10所述， 宁录 王國的起頭是在「巴別、以力/烏路（Erech/Uruk）、 亞甲 （Accad）、 甲尼 （英语：Calneh），都在示拿地 …

In 11:2 Shinar is described as the land of the plain where migrants from the East settled, and founded Babel, the city, and its great tower.

shinar，英语单词，主要用作名词，作名词时译为“希纳尔（基督教《圣经》中提到的名称，即苏美尔或巴比伦尼亚地区）”。

Shinar was used early to describe the land which included the cities of Babel (Babylon), Erech (Warka) and Accad (Agade) within the kingdom of Nimrod . This was the place where migrants from the E settled and built the city and tower of Babel ( 11:2 ).

希伯来文的示拿，即是巴比伦。 其范围包括两河流域的南部地区，就是巴格达东南至波斯湾口间的地带。

It is clear from Gen. x. 10 (J) that Shinar was the Hebrew name of a land which included both Babylon and Erech, i.e., both northern and southern Babylonia. Gen. xiv. 1, if Amraphel is identical with Hammurabi, also proves that Shinar included northern Babylonia.

Shinar is a region mentioned in the Bible, often associated with the early post-Flood civilizations. It is traditionally identified with the southern part of Mesopotamia, encompassing the area of ancient Babylon. Shinar is significant in biblical history as the site of several key events and developments in the early narrative of humanity.

The Land of Shinar is a significant region mentioned in the Bible, primarily in the Old Testament. It is often associated with early post-Flood civilization and is considered a central location in the narrative of human history as recorded in the Scriptures.