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The Chronicler ends his account of Benjamin's history with Saul's family tree. It starts two generations before Saul and goes through Merib-baal (also known as Mephibosheth; see study note on 2 Samuel 4:4) and continues to the families of Azel and Eshek (1 Chronicles 8:38–40). Micah (1 Chronicles 8:35) lived during Solomon's time, and Ulam (8:39) lived near the end of Judah's kingdom before Jerusalem's destruction. This connects Saul to his broader tribal history and a noble heritage that lasted throughout the kingdom period.
The genealogy of Benjamin's descendants concludes the genealogies. The record starts with Judah, David's tribe, and ends with Benjamin, Saul's tribe.
People
Azel: Descendant of Saul, had six sons Binea: Descendant of King Saul and Jonathan Eleasah: Descendant of Saul and Jonathan, son of Rapha Moza: Son of Zimri, descendant of King Saul Raphah: Son of Binea, a descendant of King Saul
Glossary
Azel Binea Chronicles, Books of First and Second Chronology of the Bible (Old Testament) Eleasah Genealogy Moza Rapha Raphah Rephaiah
Topics
Azel: A Benjamite Binea: A Descendant of King Saul Eleasah: Compare Moza: A Benjamite Rapha: Also Called Rephaiah: A Descendant of Jonathan Rephaiah: A Descendant of Jonathan: Called Rapha