Who was Eleasah?
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Two men in the Bible are named Eleasah, both known only from genealogies in 1 Chronicles. The first is the son of Helez and the father of Sisamai, in a family line that continues to Shallum (1 Chronicles 2:39, 1 Chronicles 2:40). The second belongs to the line of Moza and Binea.
He is the son of Rapha, called Rephaiah in the parallel list, and the father of Azel (1 Chronicles 8:37, 1 Chronicles 9:43). Scripture records nothing about either man beyond his place in these lists.
- Name meaning
- God has made
- Name origin
- Hebrew
- First mention
- 1 Chronicles 2:39
- Appearances in the Bible
- 4 mentions
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Who was Eleasah in the Bible?
Two men in the Bible are named Eleasah, both known only from genealogies in 1 Chronicles. The first is the son of Helez and the father of Sisamai, in a family line that continues to Shallum (1 Chronicles 2:39, 1 Chronicles 2:40). The second belongs to the line of Moza and Binea. He is the son of Rapha, called Rephaiah in the parallel list, and the father of Azel (1 Chronicles 8:37, 1 Chronicles 9:43). Scripture records nothing about either man beyond his place in these lists.
What does the name Eleasah mean?
The name Eleasah means “God has made”. Origin: Hebrew.
Where is Eleasah first mentioned in the Bible?
Eleasah is first mentioned in 1 Chronicles 2:39.
How many times is Eleasah mentioned in the Bible?
Number of mentions in the Bible: 4.
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