0
Ebenezer, set up by the Slazburgers.
Wiki User
∙ 15y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What was the Georgia town whose name was the rock of help?
ebenezer
The Georgia town whose name meant rock of help?
The town of Old Ebenezer Georgia (formerly Ebenezer Georgia) located in Effingham county was abandoned in 1736. The name Ebenezer means rock of help or stone of help. In the bible the prophet Samuel so named a stone that he put between two cities and said â??up to this point the Lord has helped us.â?? (I Sam. 7:12).
What is the name of the country whose neighbors are Armenia and Georgia?
The county's name is Turkey.
Who was the king whose name meant hungering lion?
Sundiata Keita
What is the driving distance weycroft Georgia to atlanta Georgia?
There are a couple of streets in Georgia with that name, but no towns that I can find. If you meant Waycross, it's 232 miles from there to Atlanta.
Is there a famous person whose first name starts with n who lived in Georgia?
TV personality Nancy Grace was born in Macon, Georgia
Which is that country of America whose name is same as that of the a country in the former USSR?
The State of Georgia has the same name as the Country of Georgia in the former Soviet Union. The name of the country, Georgia, was named for Saint George. The state of Georgia, in the United States is named after King George II of Great Britain.
Name a US state whose residents say y'all?
Texas Georgia Alabama Kentucky Tennessee South Carolina
Who were gaes offspring whose name meant hundred handed?
Gaia's Hecatonchires (or Hekatonkheires) were Cottus, Briareos and Gyges.
Where does FPS russia really live?
FPS Russia, whose real name is Kyle Myers, lives in Georgia, United States. He has previously lived in the state of California as well.
What is the name of the song with lyrics you and me destiny?
well 'you are my destiny' (if that is what you meant) , is Jai Ho by a rubbish girlband whose name i can;t think of. is it the pussycat dolls... not sure.
What river was the river of death during the civil war?
Chickamauga - the name meant 'River of Death'. (But it was not the only river whose name could be translated that way.)
