Translations
Original
Notes
The Passover sacrifice required lambs and young goats (Exodus 12:21). The cattle were an extra offering. The totals Josiah provided, along with others' contributions, were nearly double those in Hezekiah’s time (see 2 Chronicles 30:24). However, they were less than the offerings at the temple dedication (see 2 Chronicles 7:5).
Parallels
People
Conaniah: Levite in charge of offerings during Hezekiah's reign Hashabiah: A Levite leader during King Josiah's reign Jeiel: A Levite who contributed to Josiah's Passover celebration Jozabad: A Levite who contributed to the Passover celebration Levi: Son of Jacob; progenitor of the Levites Nethanel: Levite leader under Josiah Passover: An annual Jewish feast commemorating the Exodus Shemaiah: Levite during Josiah's reign
Glossary
Chronicles, Books of First and Second Conaniah Feasts and Festivals of Israel First Book of Esdras Genealogy Hashabiah Huldah Jeiel Jozabad Nethaneel, Nethanel Shemaiah
Topics
Cononiah: Name of Two Israelites Hashabiah: A Chief Levite Jeiel: A Chief of the Levites Who Gave Josiah: King of Judah in Keeping a Solemn Passover Jozabad: Two Levites Levites: Assisted the Priests in Preparing the Sacrifice Liberality: Josiah Passover: The Lamb Killed by Levites, for Those Who Were Ceremonially Unclean Shemaiah: A Levite Who Contributed Largely for Passover Sacrifices The Levites: had Chiefs or officers Over Them