Nehemiah 12:13-23

13 Ezrae Mosollam Amariae Iohanan
14 Milico Ionathan Sebeniae Ioseph
15 Arem Edna Maraioth Elci
16 Addaiae Zaccharia Genthon Mosollam
17 Abiae Zecheri Miamin et Moadiae Felti
18 Belgae Sammua Semaiae Ionathan
19 Ioiarib Matthanai Iadaiae Azzi
20 Sellaiae Celai Amoc Eber
21 Elciae Asebia Idaiae Nathanahel
22 Levitae in diebus Eliasib et Ioiada et Ionan et Ieddoa scripti principes familiarum et sacerdotes in regno Darii Persae
23 filii Levi principes familiarum scripti in libro verborum dierum et usque ad dies Ionathan filii Eliasib

Nehemiah 12:13-23 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO NEHEMIAH 12

This chapter gives an account of the chief of the priests and Levites in the days of Zerubbabel, Jeshua, Joiakim, Eliashib, and Nehemiah, Ne 12:1-26, of the dedication of the wall of Jerusalem, and of the joy expressed on that occasion, Ne 12:27-43, and of the appointment of some persons over the treasuries for the priests, Levites, singers, and porters, Ne 12:44-47.

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