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1 Chronicles 11:29

Sibbecai So 1 Chronicles 27:11, but in 2 Samuel 23:27 "Mebunnai."

the Hushathite Hushahis probably the name of some place near Beth-lehem (1 Chronicles 4:4). Shuah(ib.1 Chronicles 4:11) is perhaps another form of the name.

Ilai In 2 Samuel 23:28 "Zalmon." The two words are more alike in Hebrew than in English, and seem to be various readings of the name which originally appeared in the list.

the Ahohite He was of a Benjamite family; 1 Chronicles 8:4 ("Ahoah").

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