Nehemiah 7:28-58

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28 viri Bethamoth quadraginta duo
29 viri Cariathiarim Cephira et Beroth septingenti quadraginta tres
30 viri Rama et Geba sescenti viginti unus
31 viri Machmas centum viginti duo
32 viri Bethel et Hai centum viginti tres
33 viri Nebo alterius quinquaginta duo
34 viri Helam alterius mille ducenti quinquaginta quattuor
35 filii Arem trecenti viginti
36 filii Hiericho trecenti quadraginta quinque
37 filii Lod Adid et Ono septingenti viginti unus
38 filii Senaa tria milia nongenti triginta
39 sacerdotes filii Idaia in domo Iosua nongenti septuaginta tres
40 filii Emmer mille quinquaginta duo
41 filii Phassur mille ducenti quadraginta septem
42 filii Arem mille decem et septem Levitae
43 filii Iosue et Cadmihel filiorum
44 Oduia septuaginta quattuor cantores
45 filii Asaph centum quadraginta octo
46 ianitores filii Sellum filii Ater filii Telmon filii Accub filii Atita filii Sobai centum triginta octo
47 Nathinnei filii Soa filii Asfa filii Tebaoth
48 filii Ceros filii Siaa filii Fado filii Lebana filii Agaba filii Selmon
49 filii Anan filii Geddel filii Gaer
50 filii Raaia filii Rasim filii Necoda
51 filii Gezem filii Aza filii Fasea
52 filii Besai filii Munim filii Nephusim
53 filii Becbuc filii Acupha filii Arur
54 filii Besloth filii Meida filii Arsa
55 filii Bercos filii Sisara filii Thema
56 filii Nesia filii Atipha
57 filii servorum Salomonis filii Sotai filii Sophereth filii Pherida
58 filii Iahala filii Dercon filii Geddel

Nehemiah 7:28-58 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO NEHEMIAH 7

Nehemiah having built the wall, and set up the doors, appointed two persons to take the charge of the city, and set watches for the safety of it, and to take special care about opening and shutting the gates of it, Ne 7:1-3, and concerned he was for the peopling of it, and having found a register of the first comers to it, gives their names, Ne 7:4-69 and some account of the freewill offerings made for the work they came about, Ne 7:70-73.

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