» Of this and the following Verſes ſee on Gen. 36. 31, ©c. when'e
this whole Relation is taken.
44 And when Bela was dead, Jobab theſon of Zerah of Bozrah reigned in his ſtead.
45 And when Jobab was dead, Huſham of the land of the Temanite, reigned in his ſtead. : 46 And when Huſham was dead, Hadad the ſon of | Bedad (which ſmote Midian in the field of Moab) reigned þ in his ſtead: and the name of his city was Avith. | 47 And when Hadad was dead, Samlah, of Maſrekah reigned in his ſtead.
48 * And when Samlah was dead, Shahul of Rehoboth by the river, reigned in his ſtead.
49 And when Shahul was dead, Baal-hanan the ſon of Achbor reigned in his ſtead. | - Fo Andwhen Baal-hanan was dead, || Hadad reigned | _ Gen ;n his ſtead : and the name of his city was || Pai : and ſ ap MY his wives name as Mehetabel the daughter of Matred, { Gen. 36. the daughter of Mezahab. L 2 51 Hadad died alſo. And the * Dukes of Edom 26. = were, Duke Timna, Duke Aliah, Duke Jetheth. 52 Duke Aholibamah, Duke Elah, Duke Pinon,
Duke Kenaz, Duke Teman, Duke Mibzar.
54 Duke Magdiel, Duke Iram. Theſe are the Dukes
of Edom, | $7 > 2 vÞK The Sins of Iſrael : Of Judah by Tamar : The Children of Jeſſe, 1——17.
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0* Gen. ft 36. 37«
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Of Caleb the Son of H-zron: Of him by the Daughter of Machir, 18 2 4. And Jerahmeel, 25 13. Of Sheſjban, 34 41. Another Branch of Caleb's Pofterity, 42.——49 Of Caleb the Son of Hur, FO »L
Heſe are the ſons of || Iſrael ; * Reuben, Simeon,
"O Levi, and Judah, Ifſfachar, and Zebulun, * Gene2g- 2 Dan, Joſeph, and Benjamin, Naphtali, Gad anc Z 2» & X4 T. :
$: & 35-” 2 The ſons of * Judah @, Er, and Onan, and Shelah : uo, ba oo whichthree were born unto him of the daughter of * Shua Fen 38. the Canaaniteſs. And Er the firſt-born of Judah, was 3-& 46. evil in the ſight of the LORD, and he flew him. = -* s Whom he puts firſt, becaule the beſt part of the right of the *.Gen: Firft-born, to wir, the Dominion, was conferred upon him, Gen. 49. 38. 2. $. and becauſe rhe Meffiah was to come out of his Loyns.
Gen. And * Tamar his daughter in law, bare him "- Ko o* Pharez, and Zerah. All the ſons of Judah were five.
'*Ruth a. F The ſons of * Pharez ; Hezron, and Hamul. . 28. 6 And the ſons of Zerah ; ||Zimri, * and Ethan, and or , * Heman, and Calcol, and|| Dara : five ofthem-in all. ai. bIf theſe be the ſame who are mentioned as the ſons of Macho], Fx wo x Kings 4. 31. Either the ſame Man had two Names, Zerah and TINS Machol, as was uſual among the Hebrews : or, one of theſe was their Or, immediate Father, and the other their Grandfather. Angra 7, Andthe ſons of Carmi c : |] Achar 4, the troubler } Or, of Iſrael, who tranſgreſſed in the thing * accurſed. Achan. c Who is here mentioned, becauſe he was the Son of Zimri, who * Joſh.6. is alio called Zabdi, Joſ. 7. rt. & Called Achan, Joſ. 7. 1. and here
28. & 7.. 1. Achar, with alittle variation for greater ſignificancy : For Achar ſignifies a Troubler.
Oe = 8 And the ſons of Fthan 3 Azariah.
*"/y 9 The ſonsalſo of Hezron that were born unto him ; . L Or, Ca- Jerahmeel, and || Ram, and || Chelubai.
Verſe * 10 And Ram * begar Aminadab, and aminadab
* Ruth , begat Nahſhon. prince of the children of Judah.
19. Mat, 11 And Nahſhon begatSalma, and Salma begat Boaz.
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13 * And Jeſſe begat his firſt-bora Eliab e, Abinadab the ſecond, and || Shimma the third, e Called alſo Elihu, 1 Chron. 27+ 18. unlefs that was another 1 Or perſon, and the word Brother be taken more largely for a Kinſman, Shanna; as it is frequently uſed. : 1 Sam " 14 Nethaneel the fourth, Raddai the fifth, 4 15 Ozem the ſixth, David the ſeventh f: f For though he had eight Sons, 1 Sam. 16. 10. one of them either died preſently after that time, or is negleRed for ſome reaſon now unknown, as others are. See the Nores on Mat. r. 8, c, 16 Whoſe ſifters were Zerujah, and Abigail. Anq * the ſons of Zerujah ; Abiſhai, and Joab, and Aſhe], as three. 17 And Abigail bare Amaſa, and thefather of Amaſa
Jether the Iſhmeelite g.
Z By Birth or Habitation, but by profeſſion an Iſraelire, 2 $2am,
17. 25, Where ſee my Notes.
18 And Caleb the ſon of Hezron þ + begat children + 11.1, f Azubah hb wife, and of Jerioth : her ſons 5 oy of Azubal hz wife, an erioth : her fons z are theſe, 2 with Jeſher, and Shobab, and Ardon. child Azys h Not that Caleb, Num. 13. 6. for he was the Son of Jephunneh, of dal. whom he ſpeaks Ch. 4. 15. but another Caleb. 7 z.e. The ſons, either
1. of Jerioch, ſhe being laſt mentioned ; or, rather 2. of Azubah
who is by way of diſtinQtion called his Wife, when Jerioth probably
was only his Concubine, and, as it may ſeem, barren: and therefore
upon Azubah's death he married another Wife, v. 19, And thoſe
other Sons of this Galeb mentioned below, v. 42. are his Sons by ſome
other Wite diſtin& from all theſe.
19 And when Azubah was dead, Caleb took him Ephrath, which bare him Hur. |
20 And Hur begat Uri, and Uri begat * Bezaleel. 21 And afterward Hezron went in &to the daughter Sec of * Machir, the father of Gilead /, whom he + married * Nun. 7 When he was » threeſcore years old, and ſhe bare him 27-1. Segub. f Heb; k i.e. Lay with her. as that Phraſe is commonly uſed, as Gey. 4.8. and6. 4. {! Ota man fo called. Or, if G:lead be the Name of that known Couutrey, Father is put for Head or Governour, as it isuſed, 1 Sam. 24 11. 2 Kings 5. 13-and 16.7. 1/3. 22.27. Or, for Prote&our, or Curator, as Father is uſed Job 29-16 Jer. 2.27. Lam.5.3. This Man being a Man of noted Valour, and the great Champion in thoſe Parts. m2 Heb. And he took her, to wit, to wife, Or, After he had taken her : for fe the Particle vau is uſed, as hath been formerly noted. n Heb. And he was, to wit, when he went inunto her, Or, when he married her.
22 And Segub begat Jair, who had three and twenty Cities in the land of Gilead 0.
o Which he had, though he was of the Tribe of Judah, as here we ſce, becauſe he married a Daughter of Manaſſeh, Num, 26. 29. whence he is Called a Son of Manaſſeh, Num. 32.41. Deut. 3- 14. And becauſe, being a Man of great Courage, he joined himſelf with that half
Tribe in ſubduing Gilead, wherein he ated ſo valiantly and Succeſs- fully,chat he had 23 Cities or great Towns given to him to polleſs
or diſpole ot : or, rather to Rule over them, and have ſome advantage
from them ; As a King is faidro have his Kingdom, although he
hath nor the propriety of all the Lands and Houſes in ir.