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

Mehuman

King Ahasuerus had seven eunuchs serving him, and Mehuman was one of those sent to fetch Queen Vashti for his guests, the order she refused at the start of Esther.

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King Ahasuerus had seven eunuchs serving him, and Mehuman was one of those sent to fetch Queen Vashti for his guests, the order she refused at the start of Esther.

Who this is

One of the seven eunuchs who personally served King Ahasuerus (Xerxes) and whom the king ordered to bring Queen Vashti before his banquet guests, an order she refused in the incident that opens the book of Esther (Esth. 1:10-12).

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The word

H4104

Where it appears
  • Esther 1:10

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