Jeshebeab
Jeshebeab was a Levite associated with the fourteenth priestly course. The meaning and textual form of the name are uncertain.
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Jeshimon
Jeshimon means “the desert” or “desolate waste.” It refers to barren districts near the Dead Sea and is also used more generally for wilderness.
Jeshohaiah
Jeshohaiah was a prince or chief of the tribe of Simeon, descended from Shimei.
Jeshua
Jeshua was a name borne by several priests and Levites, including the high priest who served with Zerubbabel after the exile. It was also the name of a town in southern Judah and a form of Joshua.
Jeshurun
Jeshurun is a poetic name for Israel, meaning “upright one” or “beloved.” It is used as an affectionate or ideal title, and once as a rebuke when Israel departed from faithfulness.
Jesiah
Jesiah is another form of Isshiah, a biblical personal name meaning “whom Jehovah lends.”
Jesse
Jesse was the Bethlehemite father of David, descended from Obed, Boaz, and Ruth. The promised Messiah is described as coming from the root or family line of Jesse.
JESTING
Jesting in Ephesians 5:4 refers not to harmless wit but to coarse, degrading, or morally improper joking. Believers are warned to replace such speech with thanksgiving.
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