1 Chronicles 5:11-22
the children The Gadites and the half tribe of Manasseh are joined to the genealogy of Reuben, because they inhabited the same country, and formed a sort of separate colony east of Jordan. Gad Gen 30:11, in the land Bashan, Num 21:33, Num 32:34-36; Deut 3:10-17; Josh 12:4, Josh 13:11, Josh 13:24-28; Ps 22:12 Salcah Josh 13:11 Joel 1Sam 8:2 Shapham i.e. bald, H8223 Jaanai i.e. responsive, H3285, Shaphat. 1Chr 3:22 Bashan 1Chr 5:11; Num 21:33 This verse is wanting both in the Syriac and Arabic. Michael Dan 12:1 Meshullam 1Chr 9:12 Sheba 1Kgs 10:1 Jorai i.e. rainy, H3140 Jachan i.e. afflicted, H3275 Zia i.e. trembling; smelling, H2127, Heber. Gen 46:17 Abihail Num 3:35 Huri i.e. nobleman, H2359 Jaroah i.e. making a sweet odor, H3386. Gilead. Gen 31:23 Michael Dan 12:1 Jeshishai i.e. aged, H3454 Jahdo i.e. together, H3163 Buz Gen 22:21 Ahi i.e. brotherly, H277, 1Chr 5:15, 1Chr 7:34 Abdiel i.e. servant of God, H5661, Guni. Gen 46:24 Gilead Gen 31:23 Bashan 1Chr 5:11 Sharon 1Chr 27:29; Song 2:1; Isa 35:2 their borders Heb. goings forth reckoned by genealogies 1Chr 5:7 Jotham Judg 9:5; 2Kgs 15:5, 2Kgs 15:32; 2Chr 27:1 Jeroboam 1Kgs 11:26; 2Kgs 14:16, 2Kgs 14:23, 2Kgs 14:28 Reuben 1Chr 12:37; Gen 29:32; 2Kgs 10:33 Gadites Deut 3:12 Manasseh Gen 41:51 valiant men Heb. sons of valour, 1Sam 18:17 *marg. 2Sam 2:7 *marg. to shoot 1Chr 8:40; 2Chr 14:8; Ps 7:13 four and forty Josh 4:12-13 that went Num 1:3 made war 1Chr 5:10 the Hagarites The Hagarites, and these other tribes, were descendants of Hagar, and dwelt, according to Strabo, in Arabia Deserta. Nephish 1Chr 1:31; Gen 25:15 * Naphish: And they 1Chr 5:22; Exod 17:11; Josh 10:14, Josh 10:42; 1Sam 7:12, 1Sam 19:15; Ps 46:1, Ps 146:5-6 for they cried 1Kgs 8:44-45; 2Chr 13:14-15, 2Chr 14:11-13, 2Chr 18:31, 2Chr 20:12, 2Chr 32:20-21 in the battle 1Kgs 22:32; 2Chr 13:13-14, 2Chr 14:10-11, 2Chr 18:31 because Ps 9:10, Ps 20:7-8, Ps 22:4-5, Ps 84:11-12; Jer 17:7-8; Nah 1:7; Eph 1:12 took away Heb. led captive camels The camel, in Hebrew gamal, retained with little variation in all languages, is, according to the Linnean system, a genus of quadrapeds of the order pecora; comprehending the camel, properly so called, with two prominences; the dromedary, with a single one; the lama, or Peruvian camel, with the back even and the breast gibbose, and the pacos, or camel without any gibbosity. The camel, properly so called, is about 6+ feet in height. Its head is small; ears short; neck long, slender, and bending; legs long and slender, having four callosities on the fore legs and two on the hinder, on which it rests; feet soft, parted, but not thoroughly divided; bottom of the foot tough and pliant; tail about two feet in length, terminating in a tuft; and hair fine, soft, of considerable length, and of a dusky reddish colour. Besides the same internal structure as other ruminating animals, it is furnished with an additional bag for containing a quantity of water till wanted. men Heb. souls of men, Num 31:35; Ezek 27:13; Rev 18:13, souls, Heb. nephesh, Gen 12:5 the war was of God Exod 14:14; Josh 23:10; Judg 3:2; 2Chr 32:8; Neh 4:20; Ps 24:8; Prov 22:3; Zech 14:3; Luke 14:31-32, Luke 22:36; Rom 8:31 they dwelt Num 32:33 steads 1Chr 4:41 until the captivity 1Chr 5:6, 1Chr 5:26; 2Kgs 15:29, 2Kgs 17:6
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