1 Chronicles 6:8 Meaning and Explanation
“And Ahitub begat Zadok, and Zadok begat Ahimaaz,”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →Ahitub's line reaches Zadok, the priest of David's day, and then Ahimaaz.
What Does 1 Chronicles 6:8 Mean?
This verse names Zadok, the loyal priest who served David and anointed Solomon, and his son Ahimaaz, known for his swift running with news in the days of Absalom's revolt. With Zadok the high priesthood entered a season of special faithfulness.
Zadok's steadfast loyalty in a time of upheaval marked his house for lasting honor in the temple. God remembers those who hold firm when others turn aside. Such constancy mirrors, in a small way, the unwavering faithfulness of Christ, who keeps covenant with His people.
1 Chronicles 6:8 in the Original Language
Zadok (צָדוֹק), 'righteous' -- a name fitting the priest who stayed loyal to the Lord's anointed.
Frequently Asked Questions About 1 Chronicles 6:8
What does 1 Chronicles 6:8 mean?
Ahitub's line reaches Zadok, the priest of David's day, and then Ahimaaz.