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Regarding 1Chrn. 9:10. Keil and Delitzsch understand that, | Regarding 1Chrn. 9:10. Keil and Delitzsch understand that, | ||
| − | :The three names Jedaiah, Jehoiarib, and Jachin (1Chrn. 9:10) denote three classes of priests (cf. 1Chrn. 24:7; 24:17), who accordingly dwelt in Jerusalem.<ref> Keil & Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament</ref> | + | :The three names Jedaiah, Jehoiarib, and Jachin (1Chrn. 9:10) denote three classes of priests (cf. 1Chrn. 24:7; 24:17), who accordingly dwelt in Jerusalem.<ref>Keil & Delitzsch Commentary on the Old Testament</ref> |
The name occurs again in 1Chrn. 24:7 as the name of the family Joiarib among the 24 courses of priests (Neh_1:2, Neh_1:6), the head of which was Matrenai in Neh. 12:19. See also Neh. 11:10.<ref>International Standard Bible Encyclopedia</ref> | The name occurs again in 1Chrn. 24:7 as the name of the family Joiarib among the 24 courses of priests (Neh_1:2, Neh_1:6), the head of which was Matrenai in Neh. 12:19. See also Neh. 11:10.<ref>International Standard Bible Encyclopedia</ref> | ||
Revision as of 21:14, July 12, 2016
Jehoiarib, thought to denote Yahweh pleads or Yahweh contends or whom Jehovah defends, was a priest in Jerusalem. (1Chrn. 9:10) Little information is provided on him.
Regarding 1Chrn. 9:10. Keil and Delitzsch understand that,
- The three names Jedaiah, Jehoiarib, and Jachin (1Chrn. 9:10) denote three classes of priests (cf. 1Chrn. 24:7; 24:17), who accordingly dwelt in Jerusalem.[1]
The name occurs again in 1Chrn. 24:7 as the name of the family Joiarib among the 24 courses of priests (Neh_1:2, Neh_1:6), the head of which was Matrenai in Neh. 12:19. See also Neh. 11:10.[2]
His “course” went up from Babylon after the Exile (Ezr_2:36-39; Neh_7:39-42).[3]