The genealogy of the house of David.
The sonnes of King Dauid. 10. The line of the Kinges of Iuda from Salomon to Iosias. 15. with diuers generations of the same Iosias.
1Now these were the sons of David that were born to him in Hebron: the firstborn Amnon of Achinoam the Jezrahelitess, the second Daniel of Abigail the Carmelitess.Davidde poi ebbe questi figliuoli, i quali nacquero a lui in Hebron: Ammon primogenito figliuolo di Achinoam Jezrahelitide; secondo Daniel di Abigail del Carmelo:BVT Dauid had these sonnes, which were borne to him in Hebron: the firstbegotten Ammon of Achinoam the Iesraelite, the second Daniel of Abigail the Carmelite,David vero hos habuit filios, qui ei nati sunt in Hebron: primogenitum Amnon ex Achinoam Jezrahelitide, secundum Daniel de Abigail Carmelitide, 2The third Absalom the son of Maacha the daughter of Tolmai king of Gessur, the fourth Adonias the son of Aggith,Terzo Assalone figliuolo di Maacha figliuola di Tholmai re di Gessur; quarto Adonia figliuolo di Haggith;the third Absolom the sonne of Maacha the daughier of Tolmui the king of Gessur, the fourth Adonias the sonne of Aggith,tertium Absalom filium Maacha filiæ Tholmai regis Gessur, quartum Adoniam filium Aggith, 3The fifth Saphatias of Abital, the sixth Jethrahem of Egla his wife.Quinto Saphatia figliuolo di Abitai; sesto Jethraam figliuolo di Egla sua moglie.the fift Saphatias of Abital, the sixth Iethraham of Egla his wife.quintum Saphathiam ex Abital, sextum Jethraham de Egla uxore sua. 4So six sons were born to him in Hebron, where he reigned seven years and six months. And in Jerusalem he reigned three and thirty years.Sei figliuoli pertanto ebbe Davidde, mentre stava in Hebron, dove regnò sette anni, e sei mesi. Regnò di poi in Gerusalemme trentatre anni.Six sonnes therfore were borne to him in Hebron, where he reigned seuen yeares and six monethes. And in Ierusalem he reiged three and thirtie yeares.Sex ergo nati sunt ei in Hebron, ubi regnavit septem annis et sex mensibus. Triginta autem et tribus annis regnavit in Jerusalem. 5And these sons were born to him in Jerusalem: Simmaa, and Sobab, and Nathan, and Solomon, four of Bethsabee the daughter of Ammiel.E in Gerusalemme ebbe questi figliuoli: Simmaa, e Sobab, e Nathan, e Salomone, tutti quattro di Bethsabea figliuola di Ammiel;Moreouer in Ierusalem sonnes were borne to him, Simmaa, and Sobab, and Nathan, & Salomon, foure of Bethsabea the daughter of Ammiel,Porro in Jerusalem nati sunt ei filii, Simmaa, et Sobab, et Nathan, et Salomon, quatuor de Bethsabee filia Ammiel: 6Jebaar also and Elisama,E di poi Jebahar, ed Elisama,Iebaar also and Elisama,Jebaar quoque et Elisama, 7And Eliphaleth, and Noge, and Nepheg, and Japhia,Ed Eliphaleth, e Noge, e Nepheg, e Japhia.and Eliphaleth, and Noge, and Nepheg, and Iaphia,et Eliphaleth, et Noge, et Nepheg, et Japhia, 8And Elisama, and Eliada, and Elipheleth, nine:E anche Elisama, ed Fluida, ed Eliphaleth, nove.moreouer Elisanna, and Eliada, and Elipheleth, nine:necnon Elisama, et Eliada, et Elipheleth, novem:
9All these the sons of David, beside the sons of the concubines: and they had a sister Thamar.Questi sono tutti figliuoli di Davidde senza i figliuoli delle concubine: ed ebbero una sorella, cioè Thamar.al these the sonnes of Dauid, beside the sonnes of his concubines: and they had a sister Thamar.omnes hi, filii David absque filiis concubinarum: habueruntque sororem Thamar. 10And Solomon’s son was Roboam: whose son Abia begot Asa. And his son was Josaphat,Figliuolo di Salomone fu Roboam, il di cui figliuolo Abia generò Asa. E da questo fu generato Josaphat,And the sonne of Salomon, Roboam: whose sonne Abia begat Asa. Of this also was borne Iosaphat,Filius autem Salomonis, Roboam: cujus Abia filius genuit Asa. De hoc quoque natus est Josaphat, 11The father of Joram: and Joram begot Ochozias, of whom was born Joas:Il quale fu padre di Joram: e Joram generò Ochozia, il quale generò Gioas.the father of Ioram: which Ioram begat Ochozias, of whom rose Ioas:pater Joram: qui Joram genuit Ochoziam, ex quo ortus est Joas: 12And his son Amasias begot Azarias. And Joathan the son of AzariasDi Gioas fu figliuolo Amasia, il quale generò Azaria. E di Azaria fu figliuolo Joathan,and his sonne Amasias begat Azarias. Moreouer Azarias the sonne of Ioathanet hujus Amasias filius genuit Azariam. Porro Azariæ filius Joatham 13Begot Achaz, the father of Ezechias, of whom was born Manasses.Il quale generò Achaz padre di Ezechia, da cui venne Manasse.begat Achaz, the father of Ezechias, of whom was borne Manasses.procreavit Achaz patrem Ezechiæ, de quo natus est Manasses. 14And Manasses begot Amon the father of Josias.Manasse poi generò Amon padre di Josia.But Manasses also begat Amon the father of Iosias.Sed et Manasses genuit Amon patrem Josiæ. 15And the sons of Josias were, the firstborn Johanan, the second Joakim, the third Sedecias, the fourth Sellum.Figliuoli di Josia furono Johanan primogenito, secondo Joakim, terzo Sedecia, quarto Sellum.And the sonnes of Iosias were, the firstbegotten Iohanam, the second Ioakim, the third Sedecias, the fourth Sellum.Filii autem Josiæ fuerunt: primogenitus Johanan, secundus Joakim, tertius Sedecias, quartus Sellum. 16Of Joakim was born Jechonias, and Sedecias.Di Joakim nacque Jechonia, e Sedecia.Of Ioakim was borne Iechonias, and Sedecias.De Joakim natus est Jechonias, et Sedecias. 17The sons of Jechonias were Asir, Salathiel,Figliuoli di Jechonia furono Asir, Salathiel:The sonnes of Iechonias were Asir, Salathiel,Filii Jechoniæ fuerunt: Asir, Salathiel, 18Melchiram, Phadaia, Senneser and Jecemia, Sama, and Nadabia.Melchiram, Phadaia, Senneser, e Jecemia, Sama, e Nadabia.Melchiram, Phadaia, Senneser & Iecemia, Same, and Nadabia.Melchiram, Phadaia, Senneser, et Jecemia, Sama, et Nadabia.
19Of Phadaia were born Zorobabel and Semei. Zorobabel begot Mosollam, Hananias, and Salomith their sister:Di Phadaia nacquero Zorobabel, e Semei. Zorobabel generò Mosollam, Hanania, e Salomith loro sorella.Of Phadaia were borne Zorobabel and Semei. Zorobabel begat Mosollom, Hananias, and Salomith their sister:De Phadaia orti sunt Zorobabel et Semei. Zorobabel genuit Mosollam, Hananiam, et Salomith sororem eorum: 20Hasaba also, and Ohol, and Barachias, and Hasadias, Josabhesed, five.E anche questi cinque, Hasaban, e Ohol, e Barachìa, e Hasadia, e Josabhesed.Hasaba also, and Ohol, and Barachias, and Hasadias, Iasabhesed, fiue.Hasaban quoque, et Ohol, et Barachian, et Hasadian, Josabhesed, quinque. 21And the son of Hananias was Phaltias the father of Jeseias, whose son was Raphaia. And his son was Arnan, of whom was born Obdia, whose son was Sechenias.Figliuolo di Hanania fu Phaltias, il quale fu padre di Jeseia, di cui fu figliuolo Raphaia, il quale fu padre di Arnan da cui nacque Obdia, di cui fu figliuolo Sechenia.And the sonne of Hananias, Phaltias the father of Ieseias, whose sonne was Raphaia. This mans sonne also Arnan, of whom was borne Obdia, whose sonne was Sechenias.Filius autem Hananiæ, Phaltias pater Jeseiæ, cujus filius Raphaia: hujus quoque filius, Arnan, de quo natus est Obdia, cujus filius fuit Sechenias. 22The son of Sechenias was Semeia, whose sons were Hattus, and Jegaal, and Baria, and Naaria, and Saphat, six in number.Figliuolo di Sechenia fu Semeia, del quale furon figliuoli Hattus, e Jegaal, e Baria, e Naaria, e Saphat; numero sei.The sonne of Sechenias: Semeia, whose sonnes were Hattus, and Iegaal, and Baria, and Naaria, and Saphat, six in number.Filius Secheniæ, Semeia: cujus filii Hattus, et Jegaal, et Baria, et Naaria, et Saphat, sex numero. 23The sons of Naaria, Elioenai, and Ezechias, and Ezricam, three.Di Naaria furon tre figliuoli: Elioenai, ed Ezechia, ed Ezricham.The sonnes of Naaria, Elioenai, & Ezechias, and Ezricam, three.Filius Naariæ, Elioënai, et Ezechias, et Ezricam, tres. 24The sons of Elioenai, Oduia, and Eliasub, and Pheleia, and Accub, and Johanan, and Dalaia, and Anani, seven.Figliuoli di Elioenai: Odvia, ed Eliasub, e Pheleia, e Accub, e Johanan, e Dalaia, e Hanani, sette.The sonnes of Elioenai, Oduia, and Eliasub, and Pheleia, and Accub, and Iohanan, and Dalaia, and Anani, seuen.Filii Elioënai, Oduia, et Eliasub, et Pheleia, et Accub, et Johanan, et Dalaia, et Anani, septem.
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Menochius
Hebron, during the seven years that he reigned there over Juda. (Menochius)
Jezrahel, a city of Juda, less noted than the one in Issachar.
Daniel, or Cheliab, 2 Kings 3:3.
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Haydock
Aggith. The mother of Adonias is styled Haggith elsewhere in the Vulgate. (Haydock)
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Tirinus
His wife also. (Tirinus)
Sanctius
This title refers to all the preceding. (Sanctius)
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Tirinus
Solomon is put last, though the eldest, because of his genealogy is to be continued. Some think that the three others were the sons of Urias, adopted by David, as Solomon styles himself an only son; (Proverbs 4:3.) but that only means singularly beloved, and an heir, (Calmet) as David had certainly another child by Bethsabee, who died in his infancy. (Tirinus)
Bethsabee. Syriac and Arabic, "Bersabee." Hebrew, "Bathshuah," all erroneously.
Haydock
Ammiel, or Eliam, (2 Kings 11:3.) as the same man had two names, (Calmet) or, in this instance, we must allow a transposition. (Haydock)
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Calmet
Elisama, or Elisua, 1 Paralipomenon 14:5. (Calmet)
Kennicott
Hebrew substitutes Elishama and Eliphelet, and Nogah, the last name being "an evident corruption of Nepheg, and the two former being taken in too soon, and still repeated, "in their proper places." The Vatican Septuagint is likewise interpolated, (2 Kings 5:14., etc.) by the insertion of eleven names from another version, and two names are twice repeated, so that we have 24 sons of David instead of 11. (Kennicott)
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Sa
Noge; called Noga, (chap. 14:6.) and omitted entirely in the book of Kings. Eliphaleth being twice mentioned in this book, has made some conclude that David's first son of this name died in his youth; (Calmet) which may be said of Elisama also. (Sa)
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Haydock
Eliada, or Elioda, (2 Kings 5:16.) styled Baaliada, (chap. 14:7.; Calmet) as both have the same meaning, "God's, or the Lord's knowledge." (Haydock)
Calmet
Nine, excluding the children of Bethsabee. In 2 Kings there are only seven, or, with the sons of Bethsabee, eleven. There must be a mistake in one place, unless the book of Kings only specifies those who were then alive. (Vatable) (Calmet)
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Challoner
The concubines. The inferior wives. (Challoner)
Some of the preceding sons were born of such, ver. 6., etc.
Thamar. She is the only one whose name is mentioned, but David had other daughters, 2 Kings 5:13.
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Pradus
Johanan, who is not mentioned in 4 Kings 23., and 24. Some think that he died young, (Tostat) or in battle with his father, against Pharao. (Pradus.)
St. Jerome
Joakim, or Eliacim, possessed the throne after Joachaz, or Sellum, (Calmet) which name signifies "confusion," and was given to all the sons of Josias. (St. Jerome)
St. Jerome
Joakim is passes over by St. Matthew. (St. Jerome, ibid.)
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Calmet
Jechonias, who is called also Joakim, (Worthington) and Cenias in Hebrew, Jeremias 22:28. (Calmet)
Menochius
Both the son and the grandson of Josias go under the name of Jechonias, Matthew 1:11. (Barradius 1:5. 16.) (Menochius)
Grotius
Sedecias. If this be the same with the king, was born must signify succeeded, as we know that Joakim was not the father of Sedecias. (Grotius, etc.)
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Calmet
Asir, means a "prisoner," so that we might translate, Hebrew ,"and the sons of Jechonias, the prisoner, (at Babylon, 4 Kings 24:15.) were Salathiel." (Calmet)
Haydock
Protestants, "Assir, Salathiel his son." (Haydock)
Some think that the following were the adopted children, or successors of Jechonias; as St. Luke 3:24. insinuates that Neri was the father of Salathiel, and Jeremias (xxii. 30.) seems to declare that Jechonias should have no children. But he means such as should sit on the throne, as he explains himself, and St. Matthew (1:12.) expressly says, Jechonias begot Salathiel.
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Calmet
Melchiram, etc., born of Salathiel. (Calmet)
Haydock
Sama. Septuagint, "Osamo and Nabadias." Protestants, "Hosahama," etc. (Haydock)
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Sa
Phadaia, called also Salathiel, (Matthew 1:12.) or these two brothers had each a son named Zorobabel. The grandson of Salathiel was called Abiud, and that of Phadaia, Mosollam, (Menochius) unless these were the same person. (Sa)
Calmet
Phadaia, son of Salathiel, and father of Zorobabel, left his son to the care of his brother Salathiel, who was therefore accounted the father of Zorobabel too. (Calmet)
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Calmet
Son. Hebrew, "sons of Hananias, Phaltias, and Jesacias, the sons of Raphias, the sons of Arnan,...(22) the sons of Sechenias, Semeia, etc." But the Septuagint and Syriac have read in a more intelligible manner, (Calmet) intimating that these people were lineally descended from each other, (Haydock) while the Hebrew leaves us ignorant of the names of the sons of Rephaias, etc. (Calmet)
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Challoner
Six. Counting the father in the number. (Challoner)
Calmet
Hebrew shisha, or "six." Sixtus V with several manuscripts, Gothic edition, etc., take it improperly for the name of a man. (Calmet)
Worthington
Semeia and his five sons are attributed to Sechenias. (Worthington)
Castalion
Others think that a name has been lost. (Castalion)
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Calmet
Oduia, the 12th from Zorobabel, which shews that this has been inserted since the time of Esdras, and that the author was very careful to preserve the genealogical tables, as it was not known from what family of the descendants of David the Messias should be born. (Calmet)
Calmet
St. Matthew gives us a different genealogy. (Du Hamel) (Calmet)
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The concubines.... The inferior wives.
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Six.... Counting the father in the number.
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S. Matthew omitteth this Ioakim, and counteth Iechonias as the sonne of Iosias. The same Ieconias was also otherwise called Ioachin. 4 Reg. 24. v. 6. & 25. v. 27. S. Hierom. li. 1. in Matth.
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Semeia with his fiue sonnes are counted six sonnes of Sechenias, though Semeia only was his proper sonne, the other his nephewes. See annotation. ch. 1. num. 3.
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St Hippolytus † AD 235 On Daniel 1
… He is born, then, in the time of the prophetic ministry of the blessed Jeremiah, and in the reign of Jehoiakim or Eliakim. Along with the other captives, he is carried off a prisoner to Babylon. Now there are born to the blessed Josiah these five sons—Jehoahaz, Eliakim, Johanan, Zedekiah, or Jeconiah, and Sadum.
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1. AND DAVID HAD THESE SONS. — I have explained these and the following things in II Kings, chapter III, 2 and following.
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5. FOUR BY BETHSABEE, — some think that the three first, namely "Simmaa, Sobab and Nathan," were the sons of Urias, whom David afterwards adopted for himself, to compensate for the injury of adultery and the murder of Urias committed: but the fourth, namely Solomon, was the only son of David by Bethsabee, because Solomon, in Proverbs, chapter IV, 3, says that he was "the only begotten before his mother." But others better think that all these were the sons of David, and Solomon is said to be "the only begotten," that is uniquely beloved by his mother, as I said in Proverbs, chapter IV, 3. THE DAUGHTER OF AMMIEL — "Ammiel" was called by another name "Eliam," who was the son of Achitophel and one of the thirty mighty men, or heroes of David, II Kings, chapter XXIII, 34.
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15. THE FIRSTBORN (OF JOSIAH) JOHANAN, THE SECOND JOAKIM, THE THIRD SEDECIAS, THE FOURTH SELLUM. — "Johanan" died before his time, and perhaps was slain with his father Josiah in battle: whence in the kingdom of Josiah, Joachaz succeeded him, then Joakim, in the third place Sedecias. Joachaz was this one with two names: for he was called by another name "Sellum," and he was born third from Josiah. For when Joachaz beginning to reign was 23 years old, Joakim succeeding him after three months was 25 years old, to whom after eleven years of his reign Sedecias succeeding was only 21 years old. You will say: Why therefore is this last one "Sellum," that is "Joachaz," placed last, when in truth Sedecias was younger than all? I answer: The reason is that Joachaz reigned only three months, after which he was captured by the Pharaoh and carried away into Egypt; but Joakim reigned eleven years, and Sedecias the same number, see what is said in Jeremiah, chapter XXII, 11. Joachaz therefore was fourth not in age, but in the dignity of the kingdom, or rather in its indignity and brevity. For in age the first son of Josiah was Johanan, the second Joakim, the third Joachaz, or Sellum, the fourth Sedecias.
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17. THE SONS OF JECONIAH WERE ASIR. — Eight sons of Jeconiah are enumerated: he himself however is called barren, Jeremiah XXII, 30, because no one succeeded him in the kingdom, as Jeremiah explains in that place.
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19. FROM PHADAIA WERE BORN ZOROBABEL AND SEMEI. — This Zorobabel is different from Zorobabel the ancestor of Christ, Matthew chapter I. He was however his cousin; for that one, Matthew chapter I, was the son of Salathiel. Some however think that one and the same Zorobabel was by nature the son of Phadaia, but by adoption the son of Salathiel. But these ought consistently to say that one of the sons of Zorobabel who are enumerated here was called by another name Abiud: for, Matthew I, Zorobabel is said to have begotten Abiud. Whence Mariana thinks that Hanania who follows here was called by another name Abiud.
Machine translation from the Latin, not reviewed.
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… widow as his wife (I Sam. 25). A. followed her new husband in his adventurous life at Gath and Ziklag; here she was captured by the Amalekites, then freed by David (ibid. 30, 5, 18). In Hebron she bore David a son named Chileab (II Sam. 3, 3) or Daniel (I Chron. 3, 1).
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Adonias (Hebrew 'Adonijah[ā], «My Lord is Yahweh»)
ADONIAS (Hebrew 'Adonijah[ā], «My Lord is Yahweh»). - Fourth son of David (and of Haggith), born in Hebron after David had been proclaimed king of Judah (II Sam. 3:4; I Chron. 3:2).
Maacah, wife of David and mother of Absalom, was the daughter of Tholmai king of G. (II Sam. 3:3; I Chron. 3:2), at whose court Absalom took refuge after killing Amnon (II Sam. 13:37; 14:23, 32; 15:8).
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ELIAM. - Father of Bathsheba ('Elī'am in II Sam. 11:3; I Chron. 3:5 = by transposition 'amun'el': "my uncle or relative is 'El").
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Elisama (Heb. 'Elīlāmā' "God Hears")
2. Son of David (II Sam. 5:16; I Chr. 3:18; 14:7; 3:6 instead of E. is to be read as Elishama.
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Johanan (HEB. JĒHĀHĀNĀN AND JĀHĀNĀN "JAHWEH IS GRACIOUS")
2. Firstborn of King Josiah (1 Chron. 3:15); he perhaps died before Josiah, or with him at Megiddo (2 Kings 23:29). - 3. Davidic descendant, through Zerubbabel (1 Chron. 3:24). - 4. Grandson of Ahimaaz; high priest under Solomon …
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JOACHIN. - King of Judah, better known as Jeconiah (the same name with the transposition of its component parts ["Yahweh disposes"]: cf. Jer. 37:1; 1 Chron. 3:16-17; Matt. 1:11-12). Son of Jehoiakim (v.), he succeeded his father at the age of 18, while the city of Jerusalem was besieged by the Chaldeans (597 B.C.). …
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Salathiel (Heb. Sē'alt'ēl - «Asked of God»)
… Sē'alt'ēl - «Asked of God»). - Father of Zerubbabel (v.) in Ezra 3:2; 5:2; Neh. 12:1; Hag. 1:1, 12, 14; 2:3, 24; 1 Chron. 3:17 and in the genealogies of Jesus (Matt. 1:12; Luke 3:27).
… The supposed identity is based on the following data: S. is called "prince of Judah," a title that also belongs to Zerubbabel, son of a son of King Jehoiachin (1 Chron. 3:17-19); S. is appointed by Cyrus pehāh, that is, "governor" (Ezra 5:14), and Zerubbabel bears the title of "governor of Judah" in the 2nd year of Darius (Hag. 1:11); to the one and to …
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Elisama (Heb. 'Elīlāmā' "God Hears")
2. Son of David (II Sam. 5:16; I Chr. 3:18; 14:7; 3:6 instead of E. is to be read as Elishama.
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3. Son of Zerubbabel (1 Chron. 3:19), of the Davidic line.
… Some moderns prefer the Hellenistic period (after 330 B.C.) because: a) the genealogy of Zerubbabel is extended to the sixth generation in the Masoretic text, and in the Septuagint, Vulgate, and Syriac to the eleventh (I Par. 3, 19 ff.); b) the expression "king of the Persians" (II Par. 36, 20) would suggest that Persian domination had already declined. …
Salathiel (Heb. Sē'alt'ēl - «Asked of God»)
Since in 1 Chron. 3:19 Zerubbabel is called the son of Phadaiah, brother of S., the question arises whether S. was the natural or only the legal father of Zerubbabel (by the law of the levirate [v.], or …
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Barachias (Heb. Berekhjāh[ā] = "blessed by Jahweh")
… Berekhjāh[ā] = "blessed by Jahweh"). - Name of eight biblical figures: a son of Zerubbabel (1 Chron. 3:20), the father of Asaph (ibid. 6:39; 15:17), a Levite of the family of Elkanah (ibid. 9:16), one of the four Levites who guarded the ark (ibid. 15:23), one of the four chiefs of Ephraim …
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Other figures of the same name are barely mentioned in 1 Chron. 3:22; 9:16; Ezra 10:31; Neh. 12:34-36. Elsewhere (1 Chron. 4:37; Neh. 3:29; 6:10) the Vulgate prefers the form Samaia (v.) or Semaia. …
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2. Name of various Jews who lived after the exile (I Chron. 3:23; Neh. 7:2; 10:18; in the Heb. form Jēḥizqijjāh: I Chron. 28:12; Ezra 2:16. Giovanni Rinaldi
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Five other Israelites of this name occur in 1 Chron. 3:24 (the Vulgate has here Elianib); 24:12; Ezra 10:24, 27, 36. Angelo Penna
Johanan (HEB. JĒHĀHĀNĀN AND JĀHĀNĀN "JAHWEH IS GRACIOUS")
2. Firstborn of King Josiah (1 Chron. 3:15); he perhaps died before Josiah, or with him at Megiddo (2 Kings 23:29). - 3. Davidic descendant, through Zerubbabel (1 Chron. 3:24). - 4. Grandson of Ahimaaz; high priest under Solomon and Rehoboam (ibid. 6:10). - 5. Valiant warrior of David; a Benjaminite, he joined him at Ziklag (ibid. 12:4). - 6. A Gadite, …
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