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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Pashur (Man living at the time of Exile and Return)
Pashur was a temple official who had the prophet Jeremiah beaten and put in stocks overnight for his prophecies of coming judgment, and Jeremiah responded the next day by renaming him Magor-missabib, meaning terror on every side, and predicting Pashur would die in exile in Babylon.
Pashur was a temple official who had the prophet Jeremiah beaten and put in stocks overnight for his prophecies of coming judgment, and Jeremiah responded the next day by renaming him Magor-missabib, meaning terror on every side, and predicting Pashur would die in exile in Babylon.
Pashur was a temple official who had the prophet Jeremiah beaten and put in stocks overnight for his prophecies of coming judgment, and Jeremiah responded the next day by renaming him Magor-missabib, meaning terror on every side, and predicting Pashur would die in exile in Babylon.
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- Nehemiah 10:3
