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<p> (Heb. only as a collective, and with the art. hap-Puthi', הִפּוּתַי, patronymic from some unknown primitive; Sept. ᾿Ηφιθείν v. | <p> (Heb. only as a collective, and with the art. hap-Puthi', '''''הִפּוּתַי''''' , patronymic from some unknown primitive; Sept. '''''᾿Ηφιθείν''''' v. ''R. '''''Μιφιθίμ''''' '' ; Vulg. ''Aphuthei'' ) '','' a designation of the second named of the "families of Kirjath- jearim" descended from Shobel ( 1 Chronicles 2:53). "There is a [[Jewish]] tradition, embodied in the [[Targum]] of R. Joseph, that these families of [[Kirjathjearim]] were the sons of Moses whom [[Zipporah]] bare him, and that from them were descended the disciples of the prophets of [[Zorah]] and Eshtaol" </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
(Heb. only as a collective, and with the art. hap-Puthi', הִפּוּתַי , patronymic from some unknown primitive; Sept. ᾿Ηφιθείν v. R. Μιφιθίμ ; Vulg. Aphuthei ) , a designation of the second named of the "families of Kirjath- jearim" descended from Shobel ( 1 Chronicles 2:53). "There is a Jewish tradition, embodied in the Targum of R. Joseph, that these families of Kirjathjearim were the sons of Moses whom Zipporah bare him, and that from them were descended the disciples of the prophets of Zorah and Eshtaol"
