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EBER
1. Abraham’s ancestor (Gn 10:21-25; 11:14-17; 1 Chr 1:18-25; Lk 3:35) from whom the word “Hebrew” may be derived. Eber lived 464 years and was the ancestor of the “sons of Eber,” a phrase possibly equal to the “Hebrews,” as “sons of Heth” equals the “Hittites” (Gn 23:10, nasb). However, the term “Hebrew” may be an indication of social class rather than of descent from Eber. Eber had a son in whose time the earth was divided, a division possibly into nomadic and sedentary groups.
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2. Gadite leader registered during the reigns of Jothan, king of Judah (950–932 BC), and Jeroboam II, king of Israel (993–953 BC; 1 Chr 5:13, KJB “Heber”).
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3. Benjamite and Elpaal’s descendant (1 Chr 8:12).
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4. Benjamite and Shashak’s descendant (1 Chr 8:22).
Combined passage: English CH1 8:22–25 (native CH1 8:22–25; verse text cannot be split).
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5. Head of Amok’s priestly family during the days of the high priest Joiakim (Neh 12:20).
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