1 Chronicles 17:4-10
tell .......... says <0559> [tell.]
build <01129> [Thou shalt not.]
lived <03427> [dwelt.]
tent ...... various places <0168> [gone. Heb. been. from tent to tent.]
moved <01980> [walked.]
leaders <08199> [the judges.]
[tribes.]
care <07462> [feed.]
took ..... pasture <03947 05116> [I took thee.]
shepherd <0310> [from following. Heb. from after. ruler.]
went <01980> [I have been.]
defeated <03772> [have cut off.]
make .... famous <06213 08034> [made thee.]
establish <07760> [I will.]
settle <05193> [plant.]
disturbed <07264> [and shall be.]
men <01121> [the children.]
oppress <01086> [waste.]
beginning <07223> [as at the.]
time <03117> [And since.]
subdue <03665> [Moreover.]
Lord <03068> [the Lord.]
1 Chronicles 17:2
should do ...... mind <06213 03824> [Do all.]
God <0430> [for God.]
1 Chronicles 7:5-11
Benjamin <01144> [of Benjamin.]
In the parallel place of Genesis, ten sons of Benjamin are reckoned, Bela, Becher, Ashbel, Gera, Naaman, Ehi, Rosh, Muppim, Huppim, and Ard; and in Numbers, five only are mentioned, Bela, Ashbel, Ahiraim, Shupham, and Hupham; and Ard and Naaman are said to be the sons of Bela, and consequently Benjamin's grandsons. In the beginning of the following chapter, also, five are only mentioned, Bela, Ashbel, Aharah, Nohah, and Rapha; and Addar, Gera, Abihud, Abishua, Naaman, Ahoha, another Gera, Shephuphan, and Huram, are all represented as grandsons, not sons of Benjamin: hence we see that in many cases, grandsons are called sons, and both are often confounded in the genealogical tables. It seems, also, that the persons mentioned in the following verses were neither sons nor grandsons of Bela and Becher, but distinguished persons among their descendants.
Jediael <03043> [Jediael.]
listed in their genealogical records <03187> [were reckoned.]
Ehud <0164> [Ehud.]
warriors <01368 02428> [mighty men.]
