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

Gershom

These verses are the census ones, Genesis 46:11, Exodus 6:16 and Numbers 3 and 4, where his family is counted and given its share of the tabernacle work. The note filed with them describes Moses's firstborn, born in Midian and named for a stranger there, who is a different man.

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These verses are the census ones, Genesis 46:11, Exodus 6:16 and Numbers 3 and 4, where his family is counted and given its share of the tabernacle work. The note filed with them describes Moses's firstborn, born in Midian and named for a stranger there, who is a different man.

Who this is

Gershom was Moses's firstborn son, born during Moses's exile in Midian, and his name, meaning a stranger there, reflects Moses's own description of himself as a foreigner in a foreign land.

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The word

H1647

Where it appears
  • Genesis 46:11
  • Exodus 6:16
  • Exodus 6:17
  • Numbers 3:17
  • Numbers 3:18
  • Numbers 3:21
  • Numbers 3:25
  • Numbers 4:22
  • Numbers 4:38
  • Numbers 4:41
  • Numbers 7:7
  • Numbers 10:17
  • Numbers 26:57
  • Joshua 21:6
  • Joshua 21:27
  • 1 Chronicles 6:1
  • 1 Chronicles 23:6

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