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

Jahaziah (Man living at the time of Exile and Return)

When Ezra moved against the foreign marriages, he was one of the few who spoke up against it, or at least against how it was being done; the Hebrew does not make plain which.

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When Ezra moved against the foreign marriages, he was one of the few who spoke up against it, or at least against how it was being done; the Hebrew does not make plain which.

Who this is

One of the few men named as raising objections during Ezra's investigation into Israelite men who had married foreign wives after the return from exile (Ezra 10:15). The Hebrew text is ambiguous about whether he and the others named opposed the reform itself or simply thought the process should move more carefully.

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The word

H3167

Where it appears
  • Ezra 10:15

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