Neh 2:13 | TNotes | STEP | 2:13 Jackal’s Well might have been En-rogel, a water source located about 400 yards [365 meters] south of the city, or the pool of Siloam, which is filled by water flowing through Hezekiah’s meandering, serpentine tunnel. • The Dung Gate (called the “Gate of Broken Pots” in Jer 19:2 ) at the southern end of the western wall (see Neh 3:13 ) led to the Hinnom Valley, where inhabitants of the city threw their garbage.

bJer 19:2►

cNeh 3:13►

‏ Nehemiah 2:13

2:13 ^a Jackal’s Well might have been En-rogel, a water source located about 400 yards [365 meters] south of the city, or the pool of Siloam, which is filled by water flowing through Hezekiah’s meandering, serpentine tunnel.

• The Dung Gate (called the “Gate of Broken Pots” in Jer 19:2 ^b) at the southern end of the western wall (see Neh 3:13 ^c) led to the Hinnom Valley, where inhabitants of the city threw their garbage.