Henadad

Morrish Bible Dictionary

Head of a Levite family who helped to rebuild the temple, and to repair the wall of the city, one of whom sealed the covenant.  Ezra 3:9;  Nehemiah 3:18,24;  Nehemiah 10:9 .

Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible

Henadad . A Levite (  Ezra 3:9 ,   Nehemiah 3:18;   Nehemiah 3:24;   Nehemiah 10:9 ).

Fausset's Bible Dictionary

 Ezra 3:9; compare  Nehemiah 3:18;  Nehemiah 3:24;  Nehemiah 10:9.

Smith's Bible Dictionary

Hen'adad. (Grace Of Hadad). The head of a family of the Levites, who took a prominent part in the rebuilding of the Temple.  Ezra 3:9.

Holman Bible Dictionary

 Ezra 3:9 Nehemiah 3:18 3:24 Nehemiah 10:10

Easton's Bible Dictionary

 Ezra 3:9

International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

hen´a - dad ( חנדד , ḥēnādhādh , "favor of Hadad"; Septuagint Ἡναάδ , Hēnaád  ; Ἡναδάδ , Hēnadád  ; Ἡναδάβ , Hēnadáb  ; Ἡναλάβ , Hēnaláb (  Ezra 3:9;  Nehemiah 3:18 ,  Nehemiah 3:24;  Nehemiah 10:9 )): One of the heads of the Levites in the post-exilic community.

Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature

(Heb. Chenadad', חֵנָדָד , probably for הָדָד חֵן favor of Hadad; Sept. ᾿Ηναδάδ ), a Levite whose sons were active in the enterprises of the restoration after the captivity ( Ezra 3:9); two of the latter, Bavai and Binnui, are named ( Nehemiah 3:18;  Nehemiah 3:24;  Nehemiah 10:9). B.C. ante 535.