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Nehemiah
Chapter Seven
New King James Version
(NKJV)
Nehemiah 7:1. Then it was
when the wall was built and I
had hung the doors
when the gatekeepers
the singers
and the Levites had been
appointed
YLT And it cometh to pass
when the wall hath been built
that I set up the doors
and the gatekeepers are
appointed
and the singers
and the Levites
Now it came to
pass
when the wall was built
and I had set up the doors
....
Which was not done when
Sanballat sent his first letter
but now was
Nehemiah 6:1
and the porters
and the singers
and the Levites were appointed;
not to attend the doors of
the gates of the wall
but to return to their service in the temple
who had
been employed in one thing or another
while the wall and gates were building
and repairing; see Nehemiah 3:17.
Nehemiah 7:2. that I gave the charge of Jerusalem to my
brother Hanani
and Hananiah the leader of the citadel
for he was a
faithful man and feared God more than many.
YLT and I charge Hanani my
brother
and Hananiah head of the palace
concerning Jerusalem -- for he [is]
as a man of truth
and fearing God above many --
That I gave my
brother Hanani
....
Who first brought him the
melancholy account of the state of Jerusalem
Nehemiah 1:2
and Hananiah
the ruler of the palace;
the king's palace
in
which the viceroy of the king of Persia dwelt
and now Nehemiah; to these two
men he gave
charge over
Jerusalem; committed it to their care during his absence
who may be
supposed now to return to Persia
as he had promised
Nehemiah 2:6
for he was a
faithful man;
this is said of Hananiah
and given as a reason why such a trust was committed to him; Hanani's character
was well known
and his journey from Jerusalem to Shushan was a full proof of
his hearty concern for the interest of it:
and feared God
above many;
Hananiah was exemplary in
his fear of God
few were equal to him
and none exceeded him; or of many days
as Jarchi; of a long time he had feared the Lord
and served him many years.
Nehemiah 7:3. And I said to them
“Do not let the gates of
Jerusalem be opened until the sun is hot; and while they stand guard
let them shut and bar the doors; and appoint guards from among the inhabitants
of Jerusalem
one at his watch station and another in front of his own house.”
YLT and I say to them
`Let
not the gates of Jerusalem be opened till the heat of the sun
and while they
are standing by let them shut the doors
and fasten
and appoint guards of the
inhabitants of Jerusalem
each in his guard
and each over-against his house.'
And I said unto
them
let not the gates of Jerusalem be opened until the sun be hot
....
Or until the heat of the
day
or near noon; at least not till the sun had been up some time
and shone
out clearly
and caused much heat; that if any enemies were near
or lying in
wait
they might be discovered
and the inhabitants also up and ready to defend
themselves:
and while they
stand by;
according to Aben Ezra
Hanani and Hananiah were to be present at the opening and shutting of the
gates
and so Grotius; but these being the chief rulers
it is not likely; but
rather those whom they appointed to look after them
these were to stand by
while their servants did it; they were not to leave it wholly to them
but to
see it done themselves:
let them shut
the doors
and bar them;
or "lay hold"F1ואחזו "et tractate"
Junius & Tremellius;
"contrectate eas"
Piscator. on them
handle them to see whether they
are shut fast or not:
and appoint
watches of the inhabitants of Jerusalem
everyone in his watch
and everyone to
be over against his house;
no foreigners were to be
of the watch
only inhabitants
and those everyone in their turn
and to be
placed over against where they dwelt; and so it might be thought would be the
more careful and diligent in their watch.
Nehemiah 7:4. Now the city was large and spacious
but the people in it were few
and the houses were not rebuilt.
YLT And the city [is] broad
on both sides
and great
and the people [are] few in its midst
and there are
no houses builded;
Now the city
was large and great
....
The circumference of it
all within the wall; for that was built on its old foundation
and enclosed as
much ground as ever it did: HecataeusF2Apud Euseb. Praepar. par.
Evangel. l. 9. c. 4. p. 408. & apud Joseph. contr. Apion
l. 1. c. 22.
an
Heathen writer
says the circumference of Jerusalem was fifty furlongs
which
was more than six miles; but JosephusF3De Bell. Jud. l. 5. c. 4.
sect. 3. makes the circuit of it but thirty three furlongs or about six miles:
but the people
were few therein;
in comparison of the
largeness of the place; for though there were 42
360 that came up at first with
Zerubbabel
and many more with Ezra
yet a great number chose to settle in the
towns and cities in the country
Jerusalem being in such a desolate condition:
and the houses
were not builded;
some were
but they were but
few
many of them still lay in ruins.
Nehemiah 7:5. Then my God put it into my heart to gather
the nobles
the rulers
and the people
that they might be registered by
genealogy. And I found a register of the genealogy of those who had come up in
the first return
and found written in it:
YLT and my God putteth it
unto my heart
and I gather the freeman
and the prefects
and the people
for
the genealogy
and I find a book of the genealogy of those coming up at the
beginning
and I find written in it: --
And my God put
into mine heart
....
Every good motion in him
and whatever he thought of that was conducive to the good and welfare of
Jerusalem
Nehemiah always ascribed it to God; see 2 Corinthians 3:5
to gather
together the nobles
and the rulers
and the people
that they might be
reckoned by genealogy;
that their number might be
known
and of what families they were
and in what cities they formerly dwelt;
and this was not only of use for the present purpose of Nehemiah
but was of
service hereafter to show the pedigree of families
and that it might be
clearly known from whence the Messiah sprung:
and I found a
register of the genealogy of them which came up at the first;
from Babylon to Jerusalem
along with Zerubbabel
as appears from Nehemiah 7:7
and
this was of great use to him
whereby he would know not only their names and
number
but to what city they belonged
and who to the city of Jerusalem
that
they might be called upon to come
and rebuild their houses
and take up their
residence there:
and found
written therein;
the names of the persons
and families after mentioned.
Nehemiah 7:6. These[a] are
the people of the province who came back from the captivity
of those who had
been carried away
whom Nebuchadnezzar the king of Babylon had carried away
and who returned to Jerusalem and Judah
everyone to his city.
YLT These [are] sons of the
province
those coming up of the captives of the removal that Nebuchadnezzar
king of Babylon removed -- and they turn back to Jerusalem and to Judah
each
to his city --
v.6~69 These
are the children of the province that went up out of the captivity
....
Who were of the province
of Judea
as it was now reduced
and came up out of the captivity of Babylon
through the edict of Cyrus; see Ezra 2:1
where the
same preface is given to the list of names as here; and from hence to the end
of Nehemiah 7:69 the
same account is given of persons and families as there
with some little
difference of numbers and names; in some instances there are more in this list
in others fewer
which may be thus accounted for; that list was made in
Babylon
when
upon the edict of Cyrus
the Jews
who intended to go up with
Zerubbabel
gave in their names
and they were registered; but this was made
when they came to Jerusalem; now some of those that gave in their names changed
their minds
and tarried in Babylon
and some might die by the way
which makes
the numbers fewer in some instances; and others who did not give in their names
at first
but
being better disposed towards their own country
followed after
and joined those which were returning
and increased the number of others; to
which may be added what Abendana observes
that in Ezra an account is given of
those that came out of the captivity by the companies
in which they came not
genealogized
and had a mixture of persons of other families in them
and some
that had no genealogy; but afterwards
when they were genealogized according to
their families
a register of their genealogies was made
and is what Nehemiah
now found
and here gives; and
as for difference of names
that may be owing
to the carelessness of copiers
or to the different pronunciation of names
or
some men might have two names; the matter is of no great moment.
Nehemiah 7:7. Those who came with Zerubbabel were
Jeshua
Nehemiah
Azariah
Raamiah
Nahamani
Mordecai
Bilshan
Mispereth
[b] Bigvai
Nehum
and Baanah. The number of the men of the people of Israel:
YLT who are coming in with Zerubbabel
Jeshua
Nehemiah
Azariah
Raamiah
Nahamani
Mordecai
Bilshan
Mispereth
Bigvai
Nehum
Baanah. Number of the men of the people of Israel:
Nehemiah 7:8. the sons of Parosh
two thousand one hundred
and seventy-two;
YLT Sons of Parosh: two thousand a hundred and
seventy and two.
Nehemiah 7:9. the sons of Shephatiah
three hundred and
seventy-two;
YLT Sons of Shephatiah: three hundred seventy and
two.
Nehemiah 7:10. the sons of Arah
six hundred and fifty-two;
YLT Sons of Arah: six hundred fifty and two.
Nehemiah 7:11. the sons of
Pahath-Moab
of the sons of Jeshua and Joab
two thousand eight hundred and
eighteen;
YLT Sons of Pahath-Moab
of the sons of Jeshua
and Joab: two thousand and eight hundred [and] eighteen.
Nehemiah 7:12. the sons of
Elam
one thousand two hundred and fifty-four;
YLT Sons of Elam: a thousand two hundred fifty
and four.
Nehemiah 7:13. the sons of
Zattu
eight hundred and forty-five;
YLT Sons of Zattu: eight hundred forty and five.
Nehemiah 7:14. the sons of Zaccai
seven hundred and sixty;
YLT Sons of Zaccai: seven hundred and sixty.
Nehemiah 7:15. the sons of
Binnui
[c] six
hundred and forty-eight;
YLT Sons of Binnui: six hundred forty and eight.
Nehemiah 7:16. the sons of
Bebai
six hundred and twenty-eight;
YLT Sons of Bebai: six hundred twenty and eight.
Nehemiah 7:17. the sons of
Azgad
two thousand three hundred and twenty-two;
YLT Sons of Azgad: two thousand three hundred
twenty and two.
Nehemiah 7:18. the sons of Adonikam
six hundred and
sixty-seven;
YLT Sons of Adonikam: six hundred sixty and
seven.
Nehemiah 7:19. the sons of Bigvai
two thousand and
sixty-seven;
YLT Sons of Bigvai: two thousand sixty and seven.
Nehemiah 7:20. the sons of
Adin
six hundred and fifty-five;
YLT Sons of Adin: six hundred fifty and five.
Nehemiah 7:21. the sons of Ater of Hezekiah
ninety-eight;
YLT Sons of Ater of Hezekiah: ninety and eight.
Nehemiah 7:22. the sons of
Hashum
three hundred and twenty-eight;
YLT Sons of Hashum: three hundred twenty and
eight.
Nehemiah 7:23. the sons of
Bezai
three hundred and twenty-four;
YLT Sons of Bezai: three hundred twenty and four.
Nehemiah 7:24. the sons of
Hariph
[d] one
hundred and twelve;
YLT Sons of Hariph: a hundred [and] twelve.
Nehemiah 7:25. the sons of Gibeon
[e]
ninety-five;
YLT Sons of Gibeon: ninety and five.
Nehemiah 7:26. the men of Bethlehem and Netophah
one
hundred and eighty-eight;
YLT Men of Beth-Lehem and Netophah: a hundred
eighty and eight.
Nehemiah 7:27. the men of Anathoth
one hundred and
twenty-eight;
YLT Men of Anathoth: a hundred twenty and eight.
Nehemiah 7:28. the men of Beth
Azmaveth
[f] forty-two;
YLT Men of Beth-Azmaveth: forty and two.
Nehemiah 7:29. the men of Kirjath Jearim
Chephirah
and
Beeroth
seven hundred and forty-three;
YLT Men of Kirjath-Jearim
Chephirah
and
Beeroth: seven hundred forty and three.
Nehemiah 7:30. the men of
Ramah and Geba
six hundred and twenty-one;
YLT Men of Ramah and Gaba: six hundred twenty and
one.
Nehemiah 7:31. the men of Michmas
one hundred and
twenty-two;
YLT Men of Michmas: a hundred and twenty and two.
Nehemiah 7:32. the men of Bethel and Ai
one hundred and
twenty-three;
YLT Men of Bethel and Ai: a hundred twenty and
three.
Nehemiah 7:33. the men of the
other Nebo
fifty-two;
YLT Men of the other Nebo: fifty and two.
Nehemiah 7:34. the sons of the other Elam
one thousand two
hundred and fifty-four;
YLT Sons of the other Elam: a thousand two
hundred fifty and four.
Nehemiah 7:35. the sons of Harim
three hundred and twenty;
YLT Sons of Harim: three hundred and twenty.
Nehemiah 7:36. the sons of Jericho
three hundred and
forty-five;
YLT Sons of Jericho: three hundred forty and
five.
Nehemiah 7:37. the sons of Lod
Hadid
and Ono
seven
hundred and twenty-one;
YLT Sons of Lod
Hadid
and Ono: seven hundred
and twenty and one.
Nehemiah 7:38. the sons of Senaah
three thousand nine
hundred and thirty.
YLT Sons of Senaah: three thousand nine hundred
and thirty.
Nehemiah 7:39. The priests: the sons of Jedaiah
of the
house of Jeshua
nine hundred and seventy-three;
YLT The priests: sons of Jedaiah: of the house of
Jeshua: nine hundred seventy and three;
Nehemiah 7:40. the sons of
Immer
one thousand and fifty-two;
YLT sons of Immer: a thousand fifty and two;
Nehemiah 7:41. the sons of
Pashhur
one thousand two hundred and forty-seven;
YLT sons of Pashur: a thousand two hundred forty
and seven;
Nehemiah 7:42. the sons of
Harim
one thousand and seventeen.
YLT sons of Harim: a thousand and seventeen.
Nehemiah 7:43. The Levites: the sons of Jeshua
of Kadmiel
and
of the sons of Hodevah
[g]
seventy-four.
YLT The Levites: sons of Jeshua
of Kadmiel: of
sons of Hodevah: seventy and four.
Nehemiah 7:44. The singers: the sons of Asaph
one hundred
and forty-eight.
YLT The singers: sons of Asaph: a hundred forty
and eight.
Nehemiah 7:45. The gatekeepers: the sons of Shallum
the
sons of Ater
the sons of Talmon
the sons of Akkub
the sons of Hatita
the
sons of Shobai
one hundred and thirty-eight.
YLT The gatekeepers: sons of Shallum
sons of
Ater
sons of Talmon
sons of Akkub
sons of Hatita
sons of Shobai: a hundred
thirty and eight.
Nehemiah 7:46. The Nethinim: the sons of Ziha
the sons of
Hasupha
the sons of Tabbaoth
YLT The Nethinim: sons of Ziha
sons of Hasupha
sons of Tabbaoth
Nehemiah 7:47. the sons of Keros
the sons of Sia
[h] the sons
of Padon
YLT sons of Keros
sons of Sia
sons of Padon
Nehemiah 7:48. the sons of Lebana
[i] the sons
of Hagaba
[j] the sons
of Salmai
[k]
YLT sons of Lebanah
sons of Hagaba
sons of
Shalmai
Nehemiah 7:49. the sons of
Hanan
the sons of Giddel
the sons of Gahar
YLT sons of Hanan
sons of Giddel
sons of Gahar
Nehemiah 7:50. the sons of Reaiah
the sons of Rezin
the
sons of Nekoda
YLT sons of Reaiah
sons of Rezin
sons of
Nekoda
Nehemiah 7:51. the sons of Gazzam
the sons of Uzza
the
sons of Paseah
YLT sons of Gazzam
sons of Uzza
sons of
Phaseah
Nehemiah 7:52. the sons of Besai
the sons of Meunim
the
sons of Nephishesim
[l]
YLT sons of Bezai
sons of Meunim
sons of
Nephishesim
Nehemiah 7:53. the sons of Bakbuk
the sons of Hakupha
the
sons of Harhur
YLT sons of Bakbuk
sons of Hakupha
sons of
Harhur
Nehemiah 7:54. the sons of Bazlith
[m] the sons
of Mehida
the sons of Harsha
YLT sons of Bazlith
sons of Mehida
sons of
Harsha
Nehemiah 7:55. the sons of Barkos
the sons of Sisera
the
sons of Tamah
YLT sons of Barkos
sons of Sisera
sons of
Tamah
Nehemiah 7:56. the sons of
Neziah
and the sons of Hatipha.
YLT sons of Neziah
sons of Hatipha.
Nehemiah 7:57. The sons of Solomon’s servants: the sons of
Sotai
the sons of Sophereth
the sons of Perida
[n]
YLT Sons of the servants of Solomon: sons of
Sotai
sons of Sophereth
sons of Perida
Nehemiah 7:58. the sons of Jaala
the sons of Darkon
the
sons of Giddel
YLT sons of Jaala
sons of Darkon
sons of
Giddel
Nehemiah 7:59. the sons of Shephatiah
the sons of Hattil
the sons of Pochereth of Zebaim
and the sons of Amon.[o]
YLT sons of Shephatiah
sons of Hattil
sons of
Pochereth of Zebaim
sons of Amon.
Nehemiah 7:60. All the Nethinim
and the sons of Solomon’s
servants
were three hundred and ninety-two.
YLT All the Nethinim and the sons of the servants
of Solomon [are] three hundred ninety and two.
Nehemiah 7:61. And these were the ones who came up
from Tel Melah
Tel Harsha
Cherub
Addon
[p] and Immer
but they could not identify their father’s house nor their lineage
whether
they were of Israel:
YLT And these [are] those coming up from
Tel-Melah
Tel-Harsha
Cherub
Addon
and Immer -- and they have not been able
to declare the house of their fathers
and their seed
whether they [are] of
Israel --
Nehemiah 7:62. the sons of
Delaiah
the sons of Tobiah
the sons of Nekoda
six hundred and forty-two;
YLT sons of Delaiah
sons of Tobiah
sons of
Nekoda
six hundred forty and two.
Nehemiah 7:63. and of the priests: the sons of Habaiah
the
sons of Koz
[q] the sons
of Barzillai
who took a wife of the daughters of Barzillai the Gileadite
and
was called by their name.
YLT And of the priests: sons of Habaiah sons of
Koz
sons of Barzillai
who hath taken from the daughters of Barzillai the
Gileadite a wife
and is called by their name.
Nehemiah 7:64. These sought their listing among those
who were registered by genealogy
but it was not found; therefore they were
excluded from the priesthood as defiled.
YLT These have sought their register among those
reckoning themselves by genealogy
and it hath not been found
and they are
redeemed from the priesthood
Nehemiah 7:65. And the governor[r] said to
them that they should not eat of the most holy things till a priest could
consult with the Urim and Thummim.
YLT and the Tirshatha saith to them that they eat
not of the most holy things till the standing up of the priest with Urim and
Thummim.
Nehemiah 7:66. Altogether the whole assembly was
forty-two thousand three hundred and sixty
YLT All the assembly together [is] four myriads
two thousand three hundred and sixty
Nehemiah 7:67. besides their male and female servants
of
whom there were seven thousand three hundred and thirty-seven; and they
had two hundred and forty-five men and women singers.
YLT apart from their servants and their handmaids
-- these [are] seven thousand three hundred thirty and seven; and of them [are]
singers and songstresses
two hundred forty and five.
Nehemiah 7:68. Their
horses were seven hundred and thirty-six
their mules two hundred and
forty-five
YLT Their horses [are] seven hundred thirty and
six; their mules
two hundred [and] forty and five;
Nehemiah 7:69. their
camels four hundred and thirty-five
and donkeys six thousand seven
hundred and twenty.
YLT camels
four hundred thirty and five; asses
six thousand seven hundred and twenty.
Nehemiah 7:70. And some of the heads of the fathers’ houses
gave to the work. The governor[s] gave to
the treasury one thousand gold drachmas
fifty basins
and five hundred and
thirty priestly garments.
YLT And from the extremity
of the heads of the fathers they have given to the work; the Tirshatha hath
given to the treasure
of gold
drams a thousand
bowls fifty
priests' coats
thirty and five hundred.
And some of the chief of the fathers gave unto the work
....
Of building the city and
the temple
and for that service
Ezra 2:68
the Tirshatha
gave to the treasure a thousand drachms of gold;
each of which was one
pound sterling
and so amounted to so many pounds: of these
"dracmons"
or "darics"
a Persian coin
mention is made in
Ezra 2:69
they
were golden staters
or shekels and had their name as is said
not from Darius
the father of Xerxes
though it is certain
from HerodotusF4Melpomene
sive
l. 4. c. 166.
that he coined golden money; but from some other king of
the same name
more ancientF5Scholiast. in Aristoph. Eccles. p. 741
742. So Harpocration. Lexic. in voce δαρδικος
and Suidas on the same word.
which must be Darius the Mede; and if they are
the same with the Adarcon in Ezra 8:27 as they
seem to be
then those in 1 Chronicles 29:7
were pieces of money not so called in the times of David
but of Ezra
the
writer of that book: whether this Tirshatha was Zerubbabel
or Nehemiah
is not
easy to say
since this donation is not the same with that in Ezra
not made at
the same time nor are the gifts the same
nor the persons that gave them.
Zerubbabel was Tirshatha when the Jews came out of Babylon
and Nehemiah now:
fifty basins;
which were vessels
in the
which the blood of the sacrifices was received and out of which it was
sprinkled:
five hundred
and thirty priests' garments;
which were laid up in the
wardrobe
and used on occasion.
Nehemiah 7:71. Some of the heads of the fathers’ houses
gave to the treasury of the work twenty thousand gold drachmas
and two
thousand two hundred silver minas.
YLT And of the heads of the
fathers they have given to the treasure of the work
of gold
drams two
myriads
and of silver
pounds two thousand and two hundred.
And some of the
chief of the fathers gave to the treasure of the work
....
To be put into the
treasure
out of which the expenses of the temple
and service of it were
defrayed:
twenty thousand
drachms of gold;
which were so many pounds
of our money
and somewhat more: for
according to Bishop CumberlandF6Scripture
Weights and Measures
ch. 4. p. 115.
a drachm of gold was of the value of
twenty shillings and four pence: and 2200 pounds of silver; "the
maneh"
or pound
with the Jews
was of the value of sixty shekels
Ezekiel 45:12 and
so is reckoned by our BrerewoodF7De Ponder & Pret. Vet. Num. c.
4. to be of our money seven pounds and ten shillings; he reckoning a shekel at
half a crown
whereas it was little more than two shillings and four pence; and
so sixty of them
or a "maneh"
came to about seven pounds; wherefore
this sum here was seven times so many pounds of silver.
Nehemiah 7:72. And that which the rest of the people gave was
twenty thousand gold drachmas
two thousand silver minas
and sixty-seven
priestly garments.
YLT And that which the rest
of the people have given [is] of gold
drams two myriads
and of silver
pounds
two thousand
and of priests coats
sixty and seven.
And that which
the rest of the people gave was twenty thousand drachms of gold
....
Worth as many pounds of
our money
and somewhat more:
and two
thousand pound of silver;
of which See Gill on Nehemiah 7:71
and threescore
and seven priests' garments;
having been so long in
Babylon
and no use of sacrifices
and so not of garments to minister in
no
care was taken to provide any; which seems to be the reason why so many were
given
when they returned to their own land
and sacrificed.
Nehemiah 7:73. So the priests
the Levites
the gatekeepers
the singers
some of the people
the Nethinim
and all Israel dwelt in
their cities. When the seventh month came
the children of Israel were
in their cities.
YLT And they dwell -- the
priests
and the Levites
and the gatekeepers
and the singers
and [some] of
the people
and the Nethinim
and all Israel -- in their cities
and the
seventh month cometh
and the sons of Israel [are] in their cities.
So the priests
and the Levites
and the porters
and the singers
and some of the people
and
the Nethinims
and all Israel
dwelt in their cities
....
The same is said in Ezra 2:70; see Gill
on Ezra 2:70
and
when the
seventh month came
the children of Israel were in their cities;
the month Tisri
answering
to part of September
in which month was the feast of tabernacles; at this time
of the year they were in their cities when they came forth out of Babylon
and
so they were now; see Ezra 3:1.
──《John Gill’s
Exposition of the Bible》
New
King James Version (NKJV)
a.
Nehemiah 7:6
Compare verses 6–72 with Ezra 2:1–70
b.
Nehemiah 7:7
Spelled Mispar in Ezra 2:2
c.Nehemiah 7:15
Spelled Bani in Ezra 2:10
d.
Nehemiah 7:24
Called Jorah in Ezra 2:18
e.
Nehemiah 7:25
Called Gibbar in Ezra 2:20
f.
Nehemiah 7:28
Called Azmaveth in Ezra 2:24
g.
Nehemiah 7:43
Spelled Hodaviah in Ezra 2:40
h.
Nehemiah 7:47
Spelled Siaha in Ezra 2:44
i.
Nehemiah 7:48
Masoretic Text reads Lebanah.
j.
Nehemiah 7:48
Masoretic Text reads Hogabah.
k.Nehemiah 7:48
Or Shalmai
or Shamlai
l.
Nehemiah 7:52
Spelled Nephusim in Ezra 2:50
m.
Nehemiah 7:54
Spelled Bazluth in Ezra 2:52
n.
Nehemiah 7:57
Spelled Peruda in Ezra 2:55
o.
Nehemiah 7:59
Spelled Ami in Ezra 2:57
p.
Nehemiah 7:61
Spelled Addan in Ezra 2:59
q.
Nehemiah 7:63
Or Hakkoz
r.
Nehemiah 7:65
Hebrew Tirshatha
s.Nehemiah 7:70
Hebrew Tirshatha