- later, and less reliable,
attempts by
editors to work out the
earlier Simeonite territory. The "other school" sees the
first two
lists as
reflecting the...
-
Bible also
identifies Zerah as the name of the
founder of one of the
Simeonite clans.
Zerah the Cu****e is
mentioned by the Book of
Chronicles (2 Chronicles...
-
descendant of Asaph, son of
Berachiah the
Gershonite (2 Chr. 20:14). A
Simeonite,
possibly a
contemporary of King
Hezekiah (1 Chr. 4:24, 36–43). A Levite...
- episode, when
Moabite women seduced Israelite men, Zimri, the son of a
Simeonite chief, got
involved with a
Midianite woman called Cozbi. The
couple were...
-
received when "Uzziah was king of Judah" (Amos 1.1).
Another Uzziah, a
Simeonite, son of Micah, is
mentioned as the
first of the city
magistrates in Bethulia...
- of Gad.
Jeshohaiah appears in a list of
names of
Simeonites.
According to
Chronicles these Simeonites took pasture-land from
descendants of Ham and the...
- the text
Asayahu servant of the king
probably belonged to him.
Asaiah (
Simeonite) a
prince of the
tribe of
Simeon who
attacked and
captured Gedor, and...
- "of the
Amalekites that had escaped" were
annihilated by five
hundred Simeonites (1
Chronicles 4:42–43). In 2
Chronicles 20:22–23, the "inhabitants of...
- king,
believing him to be
guilty by admission. In 1
Chronicles 4:43, the
Simeonites kill the
remaining survivors of
Amalek and live in
their settlements....
- law (II
Chronicles 17:8) Shemaiah, the
father of Shimri,
listed as a
Simeonite five
generations before the
reign of
Hezekiah (I
Chronicles 4:37) Shemaiah...
