Historical Books
People who first appear in Joshua through Esther.
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Abagtha
Eunuch of King Ahasuerus who was commanded to bring Queen Vashti before the king
One of the seven eunuchs who served in the court of the Persian King Ahasuerus during the post-exilic period.
Abda
father of Adoniram who served as the overseer of forced labor under King Solomon
The father of Adoniram, a high-ranking official who managed forced labor during the United Monarchy under King Solomon.
Abdi, Exile of the Line of Elam
Descendant of Elam listed among those who married foreign wives in the time of Ezra
A descendant of Elam who lived during the Post-Exilic Period and was identified among those who had taken foreign wives following the return to Jerusalem.
Abdi, Father of Kish the Levite
Levite father whose son Kish helped King Hezekiah purify the Temple
A Levite of the clan of Merari during the Divided Monarchy whose son, Kish, assisted in King Hezekiah’s purification of the Temple.
Abdi, Levite of the Divided Monarchy
Levite ancestor in the genealogy of the temple singer Ethan
A Levite of the clan of Merari who served as an ancestral link in the genealogy of the temple musician Ethan during the Divided Monarchy.
Abdiel
Gadite ancestor whose lineage was recorded in the tribal genealogies of 1 Chronicles
A head of a Gadite family during the Divided Monarchy, noted in the genealogies of the Transjordan tribes.
Abdon, Son of Abiel
Firstborn son of Abiel and uncle of King Saul
The firstborn son of Abiel and Maacah, and a prominent Benjaminite relative of Israel's first king, Saul.
Abdon, Son of Hillel
Judge of Israel from Pirathon who had forty sons and thirty grandsons
A minor judge of Israel who presided for eight years and was noted for his large family and wealth during the pre-monarchic period.
Abdon, Son of Shashak
Benjaminite leader and son of Shashak listed in the genealogies of Jerusalem
A Benjaminite leader and son of Shashak listed in the genealogical records of the Divided Monarchy period.
Abi
Mother of King Hezekiah
Abi was the daughter of Zechariah, the wife of King Ahaz of Judah, and the mother of King Hezekiah, one of Judah's most righteous reformers.
Abi-albon
Member of King David's elite warriors known as The Thirty
A distinguished member of King David’s elite group of warriors known as 'The Thirty,' recognized for his military prowess during the United Monarchy.
Abiah
Wife of Hezron and mother of Ashhur the founder of Tekoa
A woman of the tribe of Judah who became the wife of Hezron and mother of Ashhur during the Egyptian sojourn.
Abiathar
High priest who escaped the massacre at Nob and supported King David
The last high priest from the line of Eli, Abiathar was a loyal companion to David during his exile but was eventually deposed by Solomon for supporting Adonijah.
Abiel
Patriarch of the Tribe of Benjamin and grandfather of King Saul
A prominent Benjamite and the paternal grandfather of Saul, Israel's first king, and Abner, the commander of Saul's army.
Abiezer the Anathothite
Member of David's Mighty Men and commander of the ninth army division
A Benjamite warrior and military commander who served as one of King David’s 'Mighty Men' and led a division of 24,000 men.
Abiezer, Son of Gilead
Patriarch of the Abiezrite clan and ancestor of the judge Gideon
Abiezer was a descendant of Manasseh and the ancestral founder of the Abiezrite clan, notably producing the judge Gideon during the period of the Judges.
Abiezer, Son of Hammolecheth
son of Hammolecheth listed in the genealogy of Manasseh
Abiezer was a descendant of Manasseh born during the Divided Monarchy, recorded in the genealogical records of the chronicler as a son of Hammolecheth.
Abigail, Sister of David
Sister of King David and mother of the general Amasa
Abigail was a daughter of Nahash or Jesse, a sister to King David, and the mother of Amasa, the commander of Absalom's rebel army.
Abigail, Wife of David
Wise and beautiful wife of David who prevented him from slaughtering Nabal's household
An intelligent and beautiful woman from Carmel who averted a massacre through diplomacy and later became one of King David’s primary wives.
Abihail, Father of Esther
father of Queen Esther who died leaving her in Mordecai's care
Abihail was a Benjamite of the Persian exile and the biological father of Hadassah, who became Queen Esther.
Abihail, Gadite of the Divided Monarchy
Gadite patriarch and son of Huri who fathered seven sons listed in the chronicles of Israel
A prominent descendant of Gad and the son of Huri, listed in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles as a father of seven notable sons.
Abihail, Mother of Mahalath
Mother of Mahalath and niece of King David who married Jerimoth
A woman of the tribe of Judah and the daughter of Eliab, notable for her position within the royal lineage of King David and as a wife of Jerimoth.
Abihail, Wife of Abishur
Wife of Abishur and mother of Ahban and Molid in the genealogy of Judah
Abihail was a woman of the tribe of Judah who married Abishur and became the mother of Ahban and Molid during the period of the Divided Monarchy.
Abihud
grandson of Benjamin and member of the Tribe of Benjamin
A son of Bela and grandson of the patriarch Benjamin, recorded within the genealogical records of the Tribe of Benjamin.
Abijah, King of Judah
King of Judah who defeated Jeroboam I and defended the Davidic covenant
The second king of the Southern Kingdom of Judah who famously defeated Jeroboam I on Mount Zemaraim to reclaim territory for the Davidic line.
Abijah, Priest of the Divided Monarchy
Priest who headed the eighth division of the twenty-four priestly courses established for Temple service
A descendant of Aaron through Eleazar whose priestly course served as a foundational division for Temple service from the era of David through the first century AD.
Abijah, Priest of the Restoration
Priest who signed the solemn covenant under Nehemiah following the return from Babylon
A prominent priest who returned from the Babylonian exile and signed the solemn covenant to observe God's law under Nehemiah.
Abijah, Son of Becher
Grandson of Benjamin and one of the nine sons of Becher listed in the tribal genealogies
A grandson of the patriarch Benjamin and son of Becher, recognized in the biblical genealogies as a head of a family within the tribe of Benjamin during the era of the Egyptian sojourn.
Abijah, Son of Jeroboam
Son of Jeroboam whose death was prophesied by Ahijah as a judgment on his father's house
The young son of King Jeroboam I of Israel whose illness and subsequent death served as a divine judgment against his father's dynasty.
Abijah, Son of Samuel
Son of Samuel whose corruption led Israel to demand a king
Abijah was the second son of the prophet Samuel and served as a judge in Beersheba during the final years of the United Monarchy's transition.
Abimelech, Son of Gideon
Son of Gideon who murdered his seventy brothers to become king
A son of Gideon who usurped power as a king in Shechem after murdering his brothers, only to die in battle when a woman dropped a millstone on his head.
Abinadab, Custodian of the Ark
Custodian who housed the Ark of the Covenant in his home for twenty years
A resident of Kiriath-jearim whose household served as the sanctuary for the Ark of the Covenant for twenty years following its return from the Philistines.
Abinadab, Father of Ben-abinadab
Father of one of King Solomon's twelve deputies
A figure of the United Monarchy period recognized solely as the father of one of King Solomon’s twelve regional deputies.
Abinadab, Son of Jesse
second son of Jesse who was passed over for kingship in favor of David
The second-born son of Jesse and elder brother of King David who served in the army of King Saul during the Philistine wars.
Abinadab, Son of King Saul
Son of King Saul who died at the Battle of Mount Gilboa
A prince of the tribe of Benjamin and son of King Saul who died alongside his father and brothers during the Battle of Mount Gilboa.
Abinoam
Father of the Israelite commander Barak
Abinoam was a man from Kedesh in Naphtali and the father of the Israelite military leader Barak during the era of the Judges.
Abiram, Son of Hiel
Firstborn son of Hiel who died during the rebuilding of Jericho
The firstborn son of Hiel the Bethelite, whose death occurred during the reconstruction of Jericho's foundations in fulfillment of a curse by Joshua.
Abishag
Young woman who cared for King David in his old age. Called a Shunammite, a designation of origin rather than a people group
A beautiful young woman from Shunem who served as the final caregiver for King David and became a central figure in the succession dispute between Solomon and Adonijah.
Abishai
Military commander and nephew of David who served as chief of the Three and killed three hundred men in one battle
A high-ranking military commander and nephew of King David, known for his fierce loyalty, battlefield prowess, and leadership during the United Monarchy.
Abishua, Son of Bela
Son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin recorded in the tribal genealogies
Abishua was a descendant of Benjamin and a son of Bela, recorded in the genealogical registers of the tribe of Benjamin.
Abishua, Son of Phinehas
Levite priest in the line of Aaron and ancestor of Ezra the Scribe
Abishua was a high-ranking Levite priest and the son of Phinehas, serving as a critical link in the high priestly line during the post-Exodus era.
Abishur
Patriarch of the Jerahmeelite line in Judah
A member of the tribe of Judah who was the son of Shammai and the husband of Abihail, known primarily for his inclusion in the post-exilic genealogical records of the Divided Monarchy period.
Abital
Wife of King David and mother of Shephatiah
Abital was one of King David's wives during his reign in Hebron and the mother of his fifth son, Shephatiah.
Abitub
Benjamite son of Shaharaim and Hushim mentioned in the genealogies of Chronicles
A member of the tribe of Benjamin and the son of Shaharaim and Hushim, mentioned in the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles.
Abner
Commander of Saul's army who eventually sought to unite Israel under David
The commander-in-chief of King Saul’s army and a pivotal military leader during the transition of power to the house of David.
Absalom
Prince of Israel who led a major rebellion against his father King David
The third son of King David, Absalom was a charismatic prince who staged a major rebellion against his father and was ultimately killed in battle by Joab.
Achan
Patriarch whose theft of Jericho's spoils led to Israel's defeat at Ai
A member of the Tribe of Judah whose violation of the ban on spoils at Jericho brought divine judgment and military defeat upon the nation of Israel.
Achbor, Official of King Josiah
Official sent by King Josiah to consult the prophetess Huldah
A high-ranking royal official and son of Micaiah who served under King Josiah of Judah during the discovery of the Book of the Law.
Achish
King of Gath who protected David from Saul and gave him the city of Ziklag
The Philistine King of Gath who provided refuge to David during his flight from King Saul and later employed him as a mercenary.
Achsah, Daughter of Caleb
Daughter of Caleb who requested and received springs of water from her father
Achsah was the daughter of the prominent leader Caleb and the wife of Othniel, the first Judge of Israel.
Achsah, Daughter of Caleb ben Hezron
Daughter of Caleb ben Hezron listed in the genealogies of Judah
A daughter of Caleb, son of Hezron, belonging to the tribe of Judah during the period of the Egyptian sojourn and the wilderness wanderings.
Adaiah, Contemporary of Nathan and Shelemiah
Jewish returnee from Babylon listed among those who married foreign wives in the time of Ezra
A returnee from the Babylonian exile during the time of Ezra who was among those documented as having married a foreign woman.
Adaiah, Descendant of Bani
descendant of Bani who married a foreign woman during the time of Ezra
Adaiah, a descendant of Bani, was a returnee from the Babylonian exile who is listed in the Book of Ezra as one who had married a foreign woman.
Adaiah, Father of Maaseiah
father of the military commander Maaseiah who helped restore King Joash
Adaiah was a Judean man during the Divided Monarchy whose son, Maaseiah, served as a military commander during the successful revolt against Queen Athaliah.
Adaiah, Grandfather of Josiah
Maternal grandfather of King Josiah of Judah
A man from Bozkath whose daughter, Jedidah, became the queen mother of Judah during the reign of King Josiah.
Adaiah, Priest of the Post-Exilic Return
Priest who oversaw the work of the temple after the return from the Babylonian Exile
A prominent Levite and priest who returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian exile to oversee temple operations.
Adaiah, son of Joiarib
Judean leader of the Shelanite clan who settled in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile
A Judean descendant of Shelah who lived in Jerusalem following the Babylonian exile during the rebuilding era of Nehemiah.
Adaiah, Son of Shimei
Benjamite descendant of Shimei listed in the tribal genealogies of 1 Chronicles
A Benjamite descendant of Shimei listed among the heads of households and valiant men in the genealogical records of the Divided Monarchy.
Adalia
Son of Haman who was killed and hanged during the Jewish defense in Shushan
Adalia was one of the ten sons of Haman the Agagite, executed by the Jews during the events of Purim in Shushan.
Addar
Son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin listed in the tribal genealogies
A son of Bela and a grandson of the patriarch Benjamin, identified as a tribal leader within the Benjamite genealogy.
Adiel, Father of Azmaveth
father of Azmaveth, the official in charge of King David's royal storehouses
Adiel was the father of Azmaveth, the high-ranking official overseeing King David's royal storehouses during the Divided Monarchy period.
Adiel, Priest of the Post-Exilic Period
Priest of the Immer family whose descendants served in the post-exilic Jerusalem temple
A priest of the tribe of Levi and descendant of Immer whose family served in Jerusalem following the return from Babylonian exile.
Adiel, Simeonite of the Divided Monarchy
Simeonite leader listed in the genealogical records of the Divided Monarchy period
A prominent prince or leader within the tribe of Simeon during the Divided Monarchy who is recorded in the genealogical records of the Chronicler.
Adin, Covenant Signatory of the Post-Exilic Period
Leader who sealed the covenant of faithfulness under Nehemiah
Adin was a Jewish leader or household head who signed the formal covenant of faithfulness to God following the return from Babylonian captivity.
Adin, Progenitor of an Exilic Clan
Patriarch whose descendants returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian Exile
An ancestral figure whose numerous descendants returned from the Babylonian Captivity to Jerusalem under Zerubbabel and Ezra.
Adina
Reubenite chief who led thirty men as one of David's mighty warriors
A Reubenite chief and one of King David's elite warriors, known for leading a contingent of thirty men within the king's military hierarchy.
Adino
Warrior who killed eight hundred men at one time with a spear
A member of the elite 'Three' among King David’s mighty men, renowned for killing eight hundred men in a single encounter.
Adlai
Father of Shaphat, the overseer of King David's valley herds
The father of Shaphat, an official overseen by King David who managed royal herds in the valleys.
Admatha
Prince of Persia who was one of the seven high-ranking advisors to King Ahasuerus
One of the seven elite princes and advisors to King Ahasuerus of Persia during the exile and return period.
Adna, Priest of the Post-Exilic Period
Priest who served as the head of the house of Harim during the time of Joiakim
Adna was a priest of the house of Harim who served during the generation of the high priest Joiakim following the return from Babylon.
Adna, Son of Pahath-moab
Israelite descendant of Pahath-moab who put away his foreign wife in Ezra's reforms
Adna was a returnee from the Babylonian Exile who is recorded in the Book of Ezra as having married a foreign woman and later agreeing to put her away.
Adnah, Captain of Manasseh
Manassite chief who defected to David at Ziklag
A military commander from the tribe of Manasseh who defected from King Saul to join David at Ziklag during the Divided Monarchy era.
Adnah, Commander of Judah
Military commander who led 300,000 men under King Jehoshaphat
A high-ranking military commander under King Jehoshaphat who led a force of 300,000 elite Judean soldiers.
Adoni-bezek
Canaanite king who acknowledged divine justice after being mutilated
A Canaanite king defeated by the tribes of Judah and Simeon who acknowledged divine justice after being mutilated in the same manner he had treated seventy other kings.
Adoni-zedek
King of Jerusalem who led the five-king Amorite coalition against Joshua
The Canaanite king of Jerusalem who formed a military coalition to oppose Joshua and the Israelites during the conquest of Canaan.
Adonijah, Chief of the People
Leader of the people who signed Nehemiah’s covenant of reform
A Jewish leader who signed the sacred covenant with Nehemiah to observe the Law of Moses following the return from Babylonian exile.
Adonijah, Levite of the Divided Monarchy
Levite sent by King Jehoshaphat to teach the Law in the cities of Judah
A Levite commissioned by King Jehoshaphat to travel throughout Judah teaching the Book of the Law to the people.
Adonijah, Son of David
Prince who attempted to usurp the throne of King David before Solomon's coronation
The fourth son of King David, Adonijah attempted to seize the throne of Israel during his father's final days, ultimately failing and meeting his execution under King Solomon.
Adonikam
Patriarch whose descendants returned to Jerusalem from the Babylonian Exile
The patriarch of a prominent family that returned from the Babylonian Exile to Jerusalem under the leadership of Zerubbabel and later Ezra.
Adoram
Official in charge of forced labor who was stoned to death during the secession of the northern tribes
A high-ranking official who served as the overseer of forced labor under Kings David, Solomon, and Rehoboam during the United Monarchy.
Adrammelech, Deity of the Sepharvites
Deity of the Sepharvites to whom children were sacrificed by fire
A Mesopotamian deity worshiped by the Sepharvites through child sacrifice following their resettlement in Samaria by the Assyrian Empire.
Adrammelech, Son of Sennacherib
Prince who assassinated his father King Sennacherib
An Assyrian prince of the Divided Monarchy period who, along with his brother Sharezer, assassinated their father, King Sennacherib, while he was worshiping in a temple.
Adriel
Son-in-law of King Saul whose five sons were executed to atone for Saul's crimes. Called a Meholathite, a designation of origin rather than a people group
Adriel of Meholah was the husband of Merab, King Saul’s eldest daughter, and the father of five sons whose lives ended in a political execution during the reign of King David.
Agag, King of the Amalekites
King of the Amalekites whose life was spared by Saul but ended by the prophet Samuel
The Amalekite king captured by Saul and executed by Samuel, whose lineage is later linked to Haman in the Book of Esther.
Agee
Father of Shammah the Hararite who was one of David's three mighty men
Agee was a Hararite and the father of Shammah, one of King David's elite warriors known as 'The Three' mighty men.
Ahab, King of Israel
King of Israel who married Jezebel and promoted the worship of Baal
The seventh king of the northern kingdom of Israel, known for his military prowess, his marriage to Jezebel, and his intense spiritual conflict with the prophet Elijah.
Aharhel
Judean clan leader and son of Harum recorded in the genealogies of Judah
Aharhel was a descendant of the tribe of Judah, recognized in the biblical genealogies as a son of Harum and the head of various Judean clans during the Divided Monarchy period.
Ahasbai
Father of Eliphelet the Maacathite
Ahasbai was a Maacathite man and the father of Eliphelet, one of King David’s elite warriors known as the Mighty Men.
Ahasuerus
King of Persia who married Esther and authorized the defense of the Jews against Haman's plot
The powerful Persian king of the post-exilic period who deposed Queen Vashti and eventually chose Esther to be his queen, unknowingly saving the Jewish people from genocide.
Ahaz, Descendant of Saul
Benjamite descendant of King Saul and Jonathan who preserved the royal family line
A Benjamite descendant of King Saul and Jonathan, mentioned in the genealogical records of the United Monarchy as a son of Micah and father of Jehoaddah.
Ahaz, King of Judah
King of Judah who practiced child sacrifice and replaced the Temple altar with a pagan design
The twelfth king of Judah, known for his catastrophic alliance with Assyria, widespread idolatry, and the desecration of the Temple in Jerusalem during the Divided Monarchy.
Ahaziah, King of Judah
King of Judah who was killed by Jehu during the purge of the house of Ahab
Ahaziah was the sixth king of Judah whose brief one-year reign was defined by his alliance with the house of Ahab and his violent death during Jehu’s purge of Israel.
Ahaziah, Son of Ahab
King of Israel who died after falling through a lattice and seeking counsel from Baal-Zebub
The eighth king of the northern kingdom of Israel who reigned for two years and was known for his wickedness and his fatal injury in a palace fall.
Ahban
Son of Abishur and Abihail recorded in the genealogies of Judah
Ahban was a member of the Tribe of Judah and the son of Abishur and Abihail during the Divided Monarchy period.
Aher
Father of the Hushites in the tribe of Benjamin
A descendant of Benjamin mentioned in the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles during the Divided Monarchy period.
Ahi, Head of a Gadite Family
Gadite leader and son of Abdiel who served as head of his family
Ahi was a tribal leader of the Gadites during the period of the Divided Monarchy, noted in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles.
Ahi, Son of Shemer
Son of Shemer listed in the genealogies of the Tribe of Asher
Ahi was a descendant of Asher and a member of the Tribe of Asher during the Divided Monarchy, recorded in the genealogical registers of the Chronicler.
Ahiah
Leader who signed the covenant under Nehemiah
A Jewish leader who signed the covenant of Nehemiah during the post-exilic restoration in Jerusalem.
Ahiam
Member of King David's elite 'Mighty Men'. Called a Hararite, a designation of origin rather than a people group
Ahiam was a member of King David’s 'Thirty,' an elite group of warriors celebrated for their exceptional military service and loyalty during the United Monarchy.
Ahian
Son of Shemida in the tribe of Manasseh
Ahian was a descendant of the tribe of Manasseh, listed as a son of Shemida in the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles.
Ahiezer, Benjamite Warrior of the Divided Monarchy
Chief of the ambidextrous Benjamite warriors who joined David at Ziklag
Ahiezer was a Benjamite leader and one of the ambidextrous warriors who joined David at Ziklag during the Divided Monarchy era.
Ahihud, Son of Gera
Benjamite descendant of Ehud mentioned in the genealogies of 1 Chronicles
Ahihud was a member of the tribe of Benjamin and a descendant of the patriarch Ehud, listed within the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles.
Ahijah the Pelonite
Member of King David's elite 'Mighty Men' listed in the Chronicles. Called a Pelonite, a designation of origin rather than a people group
A member of King David’s elite warriors, known as 'The Thirty,' during the transition into the Divided Monarchy period.
Ahijah the Shilonite
Prophet who tore his cloak into twelve pieces to symbolize the division of Israel
A prophet from Shiloh who foretold the division of the United Monarchy and the rise and fall of Jeroboam I.
Ahijah, Father of King Baasha
Patriarch whose son Baasha established the second dynasty of the northern Kingdom of Israel
A man of the tribe of Issachar whose son, Baasha, overthrew the dynasty of Jeroboam I to become the third king of the northern Kingdom of Israel.
Ahijah, Levite of the Divided Monarchy
Levite treasurer who managed the dedicated offerings and temple funds in the Divided Monarchy
A Levite during the Divided Monarchy period who was entrusted with the management of the temple treasuries and dedicated offerings in the house of God.
Ahijah, Secretary of King Solomon
Secretary to King Solomon who served alongside his brother Elihoreph
Ahijah was a high-ranking royal scribe and secretary serving in the administrative court of King Solomon during the United Monarchy.
Ahijah, Son of Ehud
Benjamite descendant of Ehud who was carried into exile to Manahath
Ahijah was a member of the tribe of Benjamin and a descendant of Ehud, listed among those who were carried into exile.
Ahijah, Son of Jerahmeel
Son of Jerahmeel mentioned in the genealogies of Judah
A descendant of the tribe of Judah and the house of Hezron during the era of the United Monarchy.
Ahikam
Official who protected the prophet Jeremiah from execution
A high-ranking Judean official under King Josiah and a protector of the prophet Jeremiah during a period of intense religious reform and political turmoil.
Ahilud
Father of Jehoshaphat the recorder and Baana the governor
The father of Jehoshaphat the recorder and Baana the district governor during the United Monarchy of Israel.
Ahimaaz, Father of Ahinoam
father of Ahinoam and father-in-law of King Saul
Ahimaaz was a man of the United Monarchy period whose daughter, Ahinoam, became the wife of Saul, the first king of Israel.
Ahimaaz, Son of Zadok the Priest
Priestly messenger who outran a Cushite to bring news to King David
A Levite priest and loyalist to King David known for his exceptional speed as a runner and his role as a tactical messenger during the rebellion of Absalom.
Ahimaaz, Son-in-Law of Solomon
Governor of Naphtali and son-in-law of King Solomon
A regional administrator under King Solomon who served in the territory of Naphtali and married the king's daughter, Basemath.
Ahiman, Levite Gatekeeper
Levite gatekeeper who helped reorganize Jerusalem after the Babylonian Exile
Ahiman was a Levite gatekeeper who served in the administrative and cultic reorganization of Jerusalem following the Babylonian Exile.
Ahimelech the Hittite
Hittite soldier who served as a companion to David during his exile
Ahimelech the Hittite was a soldier and companion of David during his period of exile from King Saul, mentioned as a potential volunteer for a dangerous scouting mission.
Ahimelech, High Priest of Nob
High Priest who was executed by Saul for assisting David at Nob
The High Priest at Nob who unknowingly assisted David during his flight from King Saul, resulting in the tragic execution of his priestly household.
Ahimelech, Son of Abiathar
Priest who assisted King David in organizing the divisions of the sanctuary service
A high-ranking priest during the reign of King David and a member of the line of Ithamar who assisted in the organization of the sanctuary service.
Ahimoth
Levite of the Kohathite clan who lived during the Divided Monarchy
Ahimoth was a Levite of the Kohathite clan who served in the priestly lineage during the Divided Monarchy period.
Ahinadab
District governor in Mahanaim under King Solomon
Ahinadab was a high-ranking official under King Solomon who served as the district governor overseeing the region of Mahanaim.