27 This is a list of the Israeli men who served the king in the army. Some were leaders of families, some were commanders of divisions of one thousand, some were commanders of division of one hundred, and some were other officers. There were twenty-four thousand men in each group, and each group served one month each year.

• 2 Zavdiel’s son Yashoveam, was in charge of the group that served during the first month each year. 3 He was a descendant of Perets and was the commander of all the army officers during the first month each year.
• 4 Dodai (the Ahohites) was the commander of the group that served during the second month each year. Miklot was also a leader in that group.
• 5 Benayah, son of Yehoyada the high priest, was the commander of the group that served during the third month each year. 6 He was the strongest of ‘the thirty’ and was their leader. His son was Ammizavad.
• 7 The fourth leader for the fourth month was Yoav’s brother Asahel, and then his son Zevadyah succeeded him. His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 8 The fifth leader for the fifth month was the commander Shamhut the Yizrahite. His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 9 The sixth leader for the sixth month was Ikkesh’s son Ira the Tekoite. His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 10 The seventh leader for the seventh month was Helets the Peloite (an Eframite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 11 The eighth leader for the eighth month was Sivkay the Hushatite (a Zerahite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 12 The ninth leader for the ninth month was Aviezer the Anatotite (a Benyamite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 13 The tenth leader for the tenth month was Maharai the Netofatite (a Zerahite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 14 The eleventh leader for the eleventh month was Benayah the Piratonite (a Eframite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.
• 15 The twelfth leader for the twelfth month was Heldai the Otniel (a Netofatite). His division was twenty-four thousand men.