Nethaneel
Nethaneel [1]
(Heb. Nethanel', נְתִנְאֵל , given of God; Sept. Ναθδναήλ), the name of ten Hebrews. (See Nathaniel).
1. A son of Zuar and phylarch of Issachar at the time of the exode ( Numbers 1:8; Numbers 2:5; Numbers 7:18; Numbers 7:28; Numbers 10:15). B.C. 1657.
2. The fourth son of Jesse, and brother of king David ( 1 Chronicles 11:14). B.C. cir. 1070.
3. A priest who blew a trumpet before the ark when David brought it from Kirjath-Jearim to Jerusalem ( 1 Chronicles 15:24). B.C. 1043.
4. A Levite, father of the scribe Shemaiah ( 1 Chronicles 24:6). B.C. ante 1014.
5. A porter of the Temple, fifth-named son of Obededom of the family of Korhites in the tribe of Levi ( 1 Chronicles 26:4). B.C. cir. 1014.
6. One of five "princes" who were commanded by Jehoshaphat, on his accession, to teach the law from the book, in connection with priests and Levites, through the cities of Judah ( 2 Chronicles 17:7). B.C. 912.
7. A chief Levite, brother of Conaniah and Shemaiah, who gave offerings when Josiah renewed the observance of the passover in Jerusalem ( 2 Chronicles 35:9). B.C. 628.
8. Fourth named of six sons of Pashur, of the "sons of the priests," who were found by Ezra to have taken idolatrous wives ( Ezra 10:22). B.C. 458.
9. A priest, "son" of Jedaiah, " chief of the fathers," in the days of the high- priest Joiakim ( Nehemiah 12:21). B.C. cir. 446.
10. A priest's son, and brother of Zechariah, who bore a trumpet at the dedication of the walls of Jerusalem ( Nehemiah 12:36). B.C. 446. Possibly he was identical with 9.
