Nehemiah 7:8-10

7:8

Parosh <06551> [Parosh.]

[Pharosh.]

7:9

Shephatiah <08203> [Shephatiah.]

7:10

Arah <0733> [Arah.]

[775.]

Nehemiah 7:12-16

7:12

Elam <05867> [Elam.]

7:13

Zattu <02240> [Zattu.]

[945.]

7:14

Zaccai <02140> [Zaccai.]

7:15

Binnui <01131> [Binnui.]

[Bani. 642.]

7:16

Bebai <0893> [Bebai.]

[623.]

Nehemiah 7:18

7:18

Adonikam <0140> [Adonikam.]

[666.]

Nehemiah 7:20

7:20

Adin <05720> [Adin.]

[454. six hundred.]

One of Dr. Kennicott's codices has "six hundred fifty and four."

Nehemiah 7:22-24

7:22

Hashum <02828> [Hashum.]

[223.]

7:23

Bezai <01209> [Bezai.]

[323.]

7:24

Harif <02756> [Hariph.]

Hariph and Jorah were probably two distinct names of this person.

[Jorah.]

Nehemiah 7:27

7:27

Anathoth <06068> [Anathoth.]

Nehemiah 7:31

7:31

Micmash <04363> [Michmas.]

The variation between [Mikmƒsh <\\See definition 04363\\>,] {Michmash,} and [Mikmƒc <\\See definition 04363\\>,] {Michmas,} arises from the mutation of [ShŒyn,] {sheen,} and [€ƒmek,] {samech;} though several MSS. have the former reading here also.

[Michmash.]

Nehemiah 7:35-36

7:35

Harim <02766> [Harim.]

7:36

Jericho <03405> [Jericho.]

Nehemiah 7:41

7:41

Pashhur <06583> [Pashur.]

Nehemiah 7:44

7:44

singers <07891> [The singers.]

[128. an hundred.]

One of Dr. Kennicott's MSS. reads in the parallel place of Ezra, "an hundred and forty and eight," as here.