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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Gazez
Two men in one verse. One is Caleb's son by his concubine Ephah, the other is a son of Haran, Ephah's son, and so the first one's nephew. Some think the second is a scribe repeating himself, but the text as it stands has two.
Two men in one verse. One is Caleb's son by his concubine Ephah, the other is a son of Haran, Ephah's son, and so the first one's nephew. Some think the second is a scribe repeating himself, but the text as it stands has two.
Gazez is a name that appears twice within a single verse, 1 Chronicles 2:46: first as a son Caleb had by his concubine Ephah, and second as a son of Haran, who was himself Ephah's son, making the second Gazez the first one's nephew. Some read the second occurrence as a scribal repetition of the first rather than a distinct person, but the text as it stands names two.
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- 1 Chronicles 2:46
