ſaid of the two following names, Nezophab and £1a:hoch, or others of che l;ke Nature.
22 The men of Netophah, fifty and fix. . . 3 The men of Anathoth, an hundred twenty and eight, | 0, 24 The children of [] Azmaveh, forty and two. [| Or, Perth 25 The children of Kirjath-arim &, Chephirah, and az»ves. |
Beeroth, ſeven hundred and forty and three. Net. 7s k Or, Kiriah-jearim,, as it is Neb. 7: 29. 28.
26 The children of Ramah, and Gaba, ſix hundred twenty and one.
27 The men of Michmas,an hundred twenty and two
28 The men of Beth-el and Ai, two hundred twenty and chree.
29 The children of Nebo, fifty and two.
39 The children of Magbiſh, an hundred fifty and fix.
31 The children of the other * Elam 1, a thouſand * Se yes ewo hundred fifty and four. 7.
I For one Elam was mentioned before, wv. 7. |
32 The children of Harim, three hundred and ewenty.
33 The children of Lod, || Hadid, and Ono, ſeven || Os, hundred twenty and five. | | AY
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- 34 0 childrea of Jericho, three hundred forty res fre
35 The children of Sanaah,-three thouſand and ſix hundred and thirty.
35 The prieſts : the children of * Jedajah of the: ! houſe of Jeſhua, nine hundred ſeventy and three. tors 1
37 The children of * Immer, a thouſand fitry and $4 +4.
pies:
Chrar
wo. * CRE 33 The children of * Paſhur, a thouſand two hun- 3 Chana!
dred forty and ſeven. 39 The children of * Harim »s a thouſand and ſe- venteen. | m The Head of one of th? Twenty four Courſes which Dwid appointed, 1 Ehron. 24. 8. Ofall which Courſes, ſome obſerve,here are not above four or five that returned. There is another Hurin mentioned above, v- 32- but that was no Prieſt as this w:s, v. 36» 49 The Levires : the children of Jeſhua, and Kad- miel, of the chiidren of || Hodaviah, ſeventy and four. | Or,. 41 The ſingers : the children of Aſaph, anhundred 79 . rwenty and eight. | | ms alfs 42 The children of the porters : the children of Shal- Hod:vab. lum, the children of Acer, the children of Talmon, the Neb- 7- _ children of Akkub, the children of Halica, the chil- #3: dren of Shobai, 3» all, an hundred thirty and nine. 43 The Nethinims »: thechi'dren of Ziha, thechil- dren of Haſupha, the children of Tabbaoth,
» The perſons devored ro the inferiour Services of the Prieſts and Levites: of whom ſee 1 Chron, g. 2
44 The children of Keros, the children of Siaha, the children of Padon, | | 45 The children of Lebanah, the children of Haga- | bah, the children of Akkub. 46 The children of Hagab, the children of || Salmai, | Or, the children of Hanan, ated 47 The children of Giddel, the children of 6G ahr, the children of Reajah, 48 The children of Rezin, the children of Nekoda, the children of Gazzam, 49 The children of Uzza, the children cf Paſeah, the children of Befai. 5o The children of Aſnah,the children of Mchunim,
24» 3:
1r Lhe children of Echai, tix hundred eweanty and
N s: © &, 1, three,
the children of Nephulim.
2 2 51 The
hap. It.
pha, the children of Harhur, 52 The children of || Baz
Or, Baz« hida, the children of Harſha,
Ich. 7.
F children of Thamah,
pha,
55 The c dren of Sorai, the children of Sophereth, the children of || Peruda, |
ors Pez : o Either of thoſe ſtrangers and Proſelytes, whom Solomon uſed
Aa
leh. 7.57.
ET ex The children of Bakbuk, the children of Haku-| ruſalem, offered freely for the houſe of God to ſet it
luth, the children of Me- 53 The children of Barkos,the children of Silera,the 54 The children of Neziah, the children of Hati-
kildren of Solomons Servants o ; the chil-
Chap. It;
up 1n his place. z 7. e. To the ruins of the houſe; or to the place where that houſe ſtood.
69 They gave after their ability unto the * treaſure +, , _ of the work, threeſcore and one thouſand drams of :5 roy gold {| and five thouſand pound of ſilver, and one hun. * red prieſts garments.
1 A dram of Gold is ſuppoſed to be of the weight of the fourth part of a iheke], and of the value of a French Crown.
70 So the prieſts and the Levites, and ſome of the peopte, and the fingers, and the porters, and the Ne. chinims, dwele in their cities, and all Iſrael in their
in the building of the Temple. 1 Kings 9g. 21- to the ſervice of which, as ſome add, he devored them; as there ſhould be eccaſion hereafter. Or, others who had lived in Solomons Family, and after
Cities.
his death, called themſelves and their Families by that name, as
to ſo great a Prince. 56 The children of Jaalahy the children of Giddel,
57. The children of Shephatiah, the children of Hat- til, the children of Pochereth of Zebaim, the children Or, 4n% of || Ami. eh 7 59. I Chrons
b. T Kings
the children of Darkon,
mons ſervants were three hundred ninety and two. 59 And theſe were they which went up from Telme-
"hk lah, Tel-harſa p, Cherub, Addan, and Immer 4q : bur ce, ſeed, whether they were of Ifrasl.
f The names of the ptaces whence they came, and where they had lived in the time of their Capt:vity. q The names either of.the Heads of the Families living in the places Jaſt mentioned; .or of other places where the perſons here underſtood had dwelr. .
_60 Tae children of Delajah, the children of To- blah, the children of Nekoda, tix hundred fifry and ewo. . 61 And of the children of the Prieſts : the children of Habajah, che children of Koz, the children of Bar- Znllai : ( which took a wife of che daughters of * Bar-
zillai the Gileadite, and was called after their namer. ) .r To wit, Barzillai, Which name he preferred before that of tiis own Family, accounting it, as it ſeems, a greater Honour to be allied ro fo noble a Family, than to be a Prieſt of rhe Lord. But by this ambition he deprived himſelf of the honour and advantage of the Prieſthood, as it is here nored, wv, 62. 62 Theſe ſought their regiſter amorg thoſe that were reckoned by genealogy s, but they were nor found:
Heb. therefore F were they as polluted, put from the prieſt-
2 Same 1s 27+
eſteeming it a great honour to them that they had been Servants 7ye Altar ſer up, 1——
' ple gathered themſelves together, as one man to Jeru« 58 All the * Nethinims, and the children of * Solo- falem.
;
they could not ſhew their fathers houſe, and their il
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3. The Feaſt of the Tabernacles kept, g. their continual offerings, 5, 6. W.rkmen hired, 7. Prieſts and Levites are appointed to ſet forward the work, 8, 9. The foundation of the Temple is laid, with great joy and mourning, 12, 13»
Nd when the ſeventh month was come a, and the children of Iſrael were in the Cities, the peo-