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* Alian.
Both these variations are also caused by the mutation of
[Yôwd] {yood} and [Vâv] {wav}; the former being written
[Alvân <\\See definition 05935\\>,] Alvan, and
[Alyân <\\See definition 05935\\>,] Alian; and the latter,
[Shephôw <\\See definition 08195\\>,] Shepho, and
[Shepîy <\\See definition 08195\\>,] Shephi.
# Ge 36:23
* Alvan, Shepho. Aiyah.
The difference here is only in the translation; the original
being uniformly [Ayâh <\\See definition 0345\\>,] Aiyah.
# Ge 36:24
* Ajah.
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* Dishon.
# Ge 36:25
* Amram.
This variation is only caused by the mutation of a [Dâleth,]
{daleth,} and a [Rêyah,] {raish;} the original being in
Genesis [Chemdân <\\See definition 02533\\>,] Hemdan, and here
[Amrâm <\\See definition 06019\\>,] Hamran.
# Ge 36:26
* Hemdan.
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* Zavan.
The former of these is the same in the original,
[z`wn <\\See definition 02190\\>,] Zaüvan, and the latter,
[y`qn,] is an error for [w`qn,] {wëakan,} "and
Achan."
# Ge 36:27
* Zaavan, Achan. Uz.
# Ge 36:28 La 4:21
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* the kings.
# Ge 36:31-39 49:10 Nu 24:17-19
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* Bozrah.
# Isa 34:6 63:1 Jer 49:13 Am 1:12 Mic 2:12
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# 45
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# 46
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# 47
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* Shaul.
The original is uniformly Shaül.
# Ge 36:37
* Saul.
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# 49
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* Hadad.
This variation is occasioned simply by the mutation of
[Rêysh,] {raish,} and [Dâleth,] {daleth;} being in Genesis,
[Hadar <\\See definition 01924\\>,] Hadar, and here,
[Hadad <\\See definition 01908\\>,] Hadad.
# Ge 36:39
* Hadar. Pai.
This simply depends on the interchange of [Yôwd] {yood} and
[Vâv] {wav;} being written in Genesis
[Pâûw <\\See definition 06464\\>,] Paü, and here,
[Pâîy <\\See definition 06464\\>,] Paï.
# Ge 36:39
* Pau.
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* Aliah.
This is another instance of the mutation of [Yôwd] {yood} and
[Vâv] {wav;} in the former instance being
[Alvâh <\\See definition 05933\\>,] Alvah, and here,
[Alyâh <\\See definition 05933\\>,] Aliah, though the Keri
also reads Alvah.
# Ge 36:40
* Alvah.
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# 52
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# 53
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* These are.
# Ge 36:41-43
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1 The sons of Israel.
3 The posterity of Judah by Tamar.
13 The children of Jesse.
18 The posterity of Caleb the son of Hezron.
21 Hezron's posterity by the daughter of Machir.
25 Jerahmeel's posterity.
34 Sheshan's posterity.
42 Another branch of Caleb's posterity.
50 The posterity of Caleb the son of Hur.
* A.M. 2252, etc. B.C. 1752, etc. Israel. or, Jacob.
# Ge 32:28 49:2
* Reuben.
# Ge 29:32-35 30:5-24 35:18,22-26 46:8-27 49:4-28 Ex 1:2-4
# Nu 1:5-15 13:4-15 26:5-65 Re 7:5-8
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# 2
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* Er, and.
# 9:5 Ge 38:2-10 46:12 Nu 26:19
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* Tamar.
# Ge 38:13-30 Ru 4:12 Mt 1:3
* Thamar. Pharez.
# 9:4 Nu 26:21 Ru 4:18 Ne 11:4
* Perez.
# Mt 1:3 Lu 3:33
* Phares. Zerah.
# 9:6 Nu 26:13,20 Ne 11:24 Mt 1:3
* Zara.
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* Hezron.
# Ge 46:12 Nu 26:21 Ru 4:18 Mt 1:3 Lu 3:33
* Esrom.
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* Zimri.
Zabdi, \^ydbz\^ is apparently here called Zimri, \^yrmz\^ in
consequence of a \^b\^, "baith", being mistaken for a \^m\^, "mem",
and a \^d\^, "daleth", for a \^r\^, "raish",
# Jos 7:1,17,18
* Zabdi. Ethan
# 1Ki 4:31
* Dara
* Darada, \^erdr\^, is here called Dara, \^erd\^, by the elison of
\^d\^, "daleth"
# 1Ki 4:31
* Darda
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* Carmi.
# 4:1
* Achar.
Achan is probably called Achar, from the trouble he
occasioned.
# Jos 7:1-5
* Achan. accursed.
# De 7:26 13:17 Jos 6:18 7:11-15,25 22:20
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# 8
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* Jerahmeel.
# 25-33
* Ram.
# Ru 4:19 Mt 1:3 Lu 3:3
* Aram. Chelubai.
# 18,19,24,42
* Caleb.
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* Amminadab.
# Ru 4:19,20 Mt 1:4 Lu 3:33
* Aminadab. Nahshon.
# Nu 1:7 2:3 7:12,17 10:14 Ru 4:20 Mt 1:4 Lu 3:32
* Nassoon.
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* Salma.
# Ru 4:21 Mt 1:4,5 Lu 3:32
* Salmon, Booz.
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* Jesse.
# 10:14 Ru 4:22 1Sa 16:1 Isa 11:1,10 Mt 1:5 Lu 3:32 Ac 13:22
# Ro 15:12
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* his first-born.
# 1Sa 16:6-13 17:13,28
* Eliab.
# 27:18
* Elihu. Shimma.
# 20:7
* Shimea.
# 1Sa 16:9
* Shammah.
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# 14
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* David.
It appears from the parallel places of Samuel, that Jesse had
eight sons, of whom David was the eighth and youngest; but one
may have died before David came to the throne.
# 1Sa 16:10,11 17:12-14
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* the sons of.
# 1Sa 26:6 2Sa 2:18-23 3:39 16:9-11 19:22
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* Amasa.
# 2Sa 17:25 19:13 20:4-12 1Ki 2:5,32
* Jether.
Jether, [Yether <\\See definition 03500\\>,] is essentially
the same with [Yithrâ <\\See definition 03501\\>,] Ithra, the
latter only having the addition of an ['Aleph] {aleph;} and it
is probable, that he was an Ishmaelite by birth but an
Israelite by religion.
# 2Sa 17:25
* Ithra an Israelite.
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* A.M. 2534, etc. B.C. 1470, etc. Caleb.
Caleb, [Kâlêb, <\\See definition 03612\\>,] is the same as
Chelubai, [Kelûwbay <\\See definition 03621\\>,]; the latter
simply having a [Vâv,] {wav} inserted, and a [Yôde,] {yood}
affixed. This person must have lived some time before Israel
left Egypt; for Bezaleel, the principal person employed in
constructing the tabernacle, was his grandson.
# 9
* Chelubai.
# 42
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* Ephrath.
# 24,50
# 4:4 Mic 5:2
* Ephratah.
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* Bezaleel.
# Ex 31:2 36:1,2 37:1 38:22 2Ch 1:5
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* Machir.
# Ge 50:23 Nu 26:29 27:1 32:39,40 De 3:15
* married. Heb. took.
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* Jair.
# Nu 32:41 De 3:14 Jos 13:30
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* Geshur.
# Jos 13:13 2Sa 13:38
* Kenath.
Kenath was situated in the tribe of Manasseh, east of Jordan.
Eusebius says it was called in his time [Kanatha,] Kanatha;
and was a town in the Trachonitis, near Bozra. Josephus
places it in Coelo-syria; and Pliny reckons it among the
cities of the Decapolis. It was also called Nobah, after
Nobah an Israelite, who conquered it, (Nu 32:42;) which is
placed by Eusebius, eight miles south of Heshbon: See Note on
Jud 8:11.
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* Caleb-Ephratah.
# 9,18,19 1Sa 30:14
* Ashur.
# 4:5
* Tekoa.
# 2Sa 14:2 Am 1:1
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* the sons of.
Of the persons mentioned in verses 25-33, nothing more is
recorded or known.
# 9
* Jerahmeel.
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# 26
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* Ram.
# 25
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* Onam.
# 26
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# 29
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* Nadab.
# 28
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* the children of Sheshan.
# 34,35
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# 32
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# 33
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# 34
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* Sheshan.
When the people of the East have no sons, they frequently
marry their daughters to their slaves, even when they have
much property to bestow upon them. Hassan had been the slave
of Kamel, his predecessor; but Kamel, according to the custom
of the country, gave him one of his daughters in marriage, and
left him at his death one part of his great riches which he
had amassed in the course of a long and prosperous life
(Maillet, Lett. xi. p. 118).
# 31