Ezra 2:36-63

2:36

Jedaiah <03048> [Jedaiah.]

Jeshua <03442> [Jeshua.]

2:37

Immer <0564> [Immer.]

2:38

Pashhur <06583> [Pashur.]

2:39

Harim <02766> [Harim.]

2:40

Hodaviah <01938> [Hodaviah.]

[Judah.]

[Hodevah.]

2:41

Asaph <0623> [Asaph.]

2:42

gatekeepers <07778> [the porters.]

[138.]

2:43

temple servants <05411> [Nethinims.]

Hasupha <02817> [Hasupha.]

This variation only exists in the translation, the original being written here Husupha, and in the parallel place defectively, Hasupha.

[Hashupha.]

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Siaha <05517> [Siaha.]

{Sia,} [CŒyƒ <\\See definition 05517\\>,] is merely a contraction of, [CŒyahƒ <\\See definition 05517\\>,] Siaha, by the elision of, [Hˆ,] {hay.}

[Sia.]

2:45

Lebanah <03838> [Lebanah.]

These variations merely arise from the mutation of, [Hˆ,] {hay,} into, ['Aleph,] according to the Chaldee dialect; the original, being respectively [Lebƒnƒh <\\See definition 03838\\>,] Lebanah, [\\See definition 03838\\>,] and Lebana; [Chagƒbƒ <\\See definition 02286\\>,] Hagabah, and [Chagƒbƒh <\\See definition 02286\\>,] Hagaba.

[Lebana, Hagaba.]

2:46

<08073> [Shalmai. or, Shamlai.]

Shamlai, of the Kethiv, is evidently a mistake for Shalmai, as the Keri and LXX. have.

2:49

Paseah <06454> [Paseah.]

[Phaseah.]

2:50

Meunim <04586> [Mehunim.]

[Meunim, Nephishesim.]

2:52

Bazluth <01213> [Bazluth.]

[Bazlith.]

2:53

Temah <08547> [Thamah.]

[Tamah.]

2:55

Solomon <08010> [Solomon's.]

Peruda <06514> [Peruda.]

[Perida.]

2:56

Jaala <03279> [Jaalah.]

[Jaala.]

2:57

Pokereth-Hazzebaim <06380> [Pochereth.]

Ami <0532> [Ami.]

[Amon.]

2:58

temple servants <05411> [Nethinims.]

Solomon <08010> [Solomon's.]

2:59

Tel Harsha <08521> [Tel-harsa.]

[Tel-haresha, Addon. seed. or, pedigree.]

2:60

Delaiah <01806> [of Delaiah.]

[642.]

2:61

descendants ..... descendants ...... descendants <01121> [the children.]

Barzillai ........... Barzillai <01271> [Barzillai.]

2:62

excluded <01351> [therefore.]

excluded .... priesthood <03550 01351> [were they, as polluted, put from the priesthood. Heb. they were polluted from the priesthood.]

2:63

governor <08660> [Tirshatha. or, governor.]

The person who held this office at this time was probably Zerubbabel. The word {Tirshatha} is supposed to be Persian; and if, as Castel supposes, it signifies austerity, or that fear which is impressed by the authority of a governor, it may be derived from {tars,} "ear," or {tursh,} "acid, austere."

eat <0398> [should not.]

Urim <0224> [Urim.]