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the divisions. 1Ch 23:6
The sons. 1Ch 6:3 Ex 6:23 Ex 28:1 Le 10:1-6 Nu 3:2 Nu 26:60
26 and the Merarites, divided by lot.
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Zadok. 1Ch 24:6 1Ch 24:31 1Ch 6:4-8 1Ch 6:50-53 1Ch 12:27 1Ch 12:28 1Ch 15:11 1Ch 16:39 2Sa 20:25 1Ki 2:35
Ahimelech.This was Abiathar, who appears to have had the name of Ahimelech, as well as his father. 1Sa 21:1 1Sa 22:9-23 2Sa 8:17
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they divided by lot. Jos 18:10 Pr 16:33 Jon 1:7 Ac 1:26
the governors. 1Ch 9:11 2Ch 35:8 Ne 11:11 Mt 26:3 Mt 27:1 Ac 4:1 Ac 4:6 Ac 5:24
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the scribe. 1Ki 4:3 2Ch 34:13 Ezr 7:6 Ne 8:1 Mt 8:19 Mt 13:52 Mt 23:1 Mt 23:2
principal household. Heb. house of the father. 1Ch 23:24
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Mijamin. Ne 12:17
Miniamin.
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Abijah.As the Evangelist Luke mentions the course of Abia, it is evident that these courses of the priests, established by David, no doubt under Divine direction, were continued, with some alterations, till the days of Christ: these records must therefore have been very useful after the Babylonian captivity. Ne 12:4 Ne 12:17 Lu 1:5
Abia.
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Eliashib. Ne 12:10
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Rehabiah. 1Ch 23:17
Isshiah.Probably Isshiah is a contracted form, or a corruption, of Jeshaiah. 1Ch 26:25
Jeshaiah.
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Izharites.The original is uniformly Izharites. 1Ch 23:18 Ex 6:21 Nu 3:19 Nu 3:27
Izeharites. Shelomoth.The variation of [Shelômîyth ] Shelomith, and Shelomoth, arises from the mutation of [Vâv,] {wav} and [Yôwd,] {yood}. 1Ch 23:18 1Ch 26:26
Shelomith.
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Jeriah.The following variations exist only in the translation, the original being uniformly [Yerîyâh ] or [Yerîyâhûw ] Jerijah, [Mîykâh] Michah, and [Yishshîyâh ] Isshiah. 1Ch 23:19 1Ch 26:31
Jerijah.
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Michah. 1Ch 23:20
Micah.
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who had no sons. 1Ch 23:22
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