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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Coniah

The short form of Jehoiachin that Jeremiah uses, for the king of Judah carried off to Babylon. In that prophecy he is written down as childless, meaning none of his line would rule from David's throne.

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The short form of Jehoiachin that Jeremiah uses, for the king of Judah carried off to Babylon. In that prophecy he is written down as childless, meaning none of his line would rule from David's throne.

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Coniah is a shortened form of the name Jehoiachin, the king of Judah taken captive to Babylon, used by Jeremiah in a prophecy declaring him childless as far as ruling on David's throne was concerned.

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The word

H3659

Where it appears
  • Jeremiah 22:24
  • Jeremiah 22:28
  • Jeremiah 37:1

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