Eliam
Eliam was the father of Bathsheba and also the name of one of David’s thirty warriors. The two references may describe the same man, though this is uncertain.
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ELIAONIAS
Eliaonias was a descendant of Phaath Moab who returned with Ezra. He is called Eliehoenai in the corresponding Ezra account.
Eliasaph
Eliasaph was the name of a leader of the tribe of Gad and of a leader among the Gershonite Levites during Israel’s wilderness journey.
Eliashib
Eliashib was the name of several Israelites, including a priestly course leader and the high priest who helped rebuild Jerusalem’s wall under Nehemiah. He was later criticized for allowing Tobiah to use a temple chamber.
ELIASIBUS
Eliasibus was one of the holy singers who had married a foreign wife. He is identified with Eliashib in Ezra 10:27.
ELIASIS
Eliasis was a man who had married a foreign wife after the exile. He may correspond to Jaasu in Ezra 10:37.
Eliathah
Eliathah was a Hemanite Levite appointed as head of the twentieth division of temple musicians during David’s reign.
Elidad
Elidad was a leader of the tribe of Benjamin chosen to help divide the land of Canaan among the tribes of Israel.
ELIEHOENAI
Eliehoenai was the name of a Korahite doorkeeper and of a family head who returned from exile. The name means “to Yahweh are my eyes.”
Eliel
Eliel was the name of several Israelite leaders, warriors, Benjamites, Levites, and an overseer of offerings during Hezekiah’s reign.
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