Siloam

[ si-loh-uhm, sahy- ]

noun

1. a spring and pool near Jerusalem. John 9:7.

Siloam

/ sɪ-; saɪˈləʊəm /

noun

1. Bible a pool in Jerusalem where Jesus cured a man of his blindness (John 9)

Example Sentences

Orlowski was a Ph.D. student when her graduate research team developed a novel low-flow water monitoring system in collaboration with Siloam Springs-based companies Alternative Design and Cobb-Vantress Inc., a primary broiler breeder company.

From Science Daily

Attorney’s Office in Missouri said Amber Waterman and Jamie Waterman, both 42, of Pineville, Missouri, were charged in the death of Ashley Bush, 33, of Siloam Springs, Arkansas.

From Seattle Times

The website highlights one of its locations as Siloam Springs, Arkansas, where Simmons is based.

From Seattle Times

In Siloam Springs, he was pelted with questions from frustrated constituents, including one woman who told him that she had been “praying that God himself will step in so that Christians are not forced by their employers and a mandate to get the vaccine.”

From New York Times

At a town hall-style meeting in Siloam Springs, they shouted “liar” at him.

From New York Times