This plural form appears in Zechariah 14:10 describing the geographical extent of elevated Jerusalem in the eschatological vision. The 'corners' refer to angular points or extremities—the city's edge points that define its boundaries. In architectural contexts throughout Scripture, 'corners' mark critical structural points, places where walls meet and strength is concentrated. In territorial description, corners delimit the extent of land. Zechariah's use suggests completeness: from one corner to another encompasses the whole, all of Jerusalem transformed and elevated, from Benjamin Gate to the site of the former gate, to the Corner Gate.