the king of Jericho, one; the king of Ai, which is beside Bethel, one;
"Adullam ..." "We first hear of this place in  Genesis 38, where Hiram the Adullamite is the friend of Judah.  David hid there from king Saul  (1 Samuel 22:1ff).   Psalms 52 and  Psalms 142 were written here, and it was one of the places occupied by the returnees from Babylon  (Nehemiah 11:30)."[23]