1 Chronicles 1:50
Hadad <01908> [Hadad.]
This variation is occasioned simply by the mutation of [Rˆysh,] {raish,} and [Dƒleth,] {daleth;} being in Genesis, [Hadar <\\See definition 01924\\>,] Hadar, and here, [Hadad <\\See definition 01908\\>,] Hadad.
[Hadar. Pai.]
This simply depends on the interchange of [Y“wd] {yood} and [VÆ’v] {wav;} being written in Genesis [Pƒ–w <\\See definition 06464\\>,] PaÂ, and here, [PÆ’Å’y <\\See definition 06464\\>,] Pa‹.
[Pau.]
1 Chronicles 2:18
Caleb <03612> [A.M. 2534, etc. B.C. 1470, etc. Caleb.]
Caleb, [Kƒlˆb, <\\See definition 03612\\>,] is the same as Chelubai, [Kel–wbay <\\See definition 03621\\>,]; the latter simply having a [Vƒv,] {wav} inserted, and a [Y“de,] {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.
[Chelubai.]
1 Chronicles 2:24
Caleb ...... Ephrath <03613> [Caleb-Ephratah.]
Ashhur <0806> [Ashur.]
Tekoa <08620> [Tekoa.]
1 Chronicles 7:4
1 Chronicles 7:15-16
Huppites <02650> [Huppim.]
name <08034> [and the name.]
It is certain that Zelophehad was not a son, but a descendant of Manasseh's, three generations having intervened; for he was the son of Hepher, the son of Gilead, the son of Machir, the son of Manasseh.
Zelophehad ...... he <06765> [and Zelophehad.]
1 Chronicles 7:23
Beriah <01283> [Beriah. that is, In evil. because.]
Many similar instances of the naming of children from passing circumstances, occur throughout the sacred volume. See those of a similar character with this verse: Ge 35:18, where Rachel, while dying, names her new-born son Ben-oni, or, the son of my sorrow. So in 1 SA 4:21, the wife of Phinehas, on being apprised of the death of Eli and her husband, and that the ark was taken by the Philistines, while in the pains of travail, and dying, named her son I-chabod, or, there is no glory. So also in the 4th chapter of this book, ver. 9, we read that Jabez, or, sorrowful, had that name given to him, because his mother "bare him with sorrow."
