Ezra 10:35 Meaning and Explanation
“Benaiah, Bedeiah, Chelluh,”
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Read Full Chapter →Three more men from the family of Bani are named in the continuing list.
What Does Ezra 10:35 Mean?
The listing of the sons of Bani continues with three more names: Benaiah, Bedeiah, and Chelluh. Like several verses in this section, the line carries only names, part of an unbroken roll spanning the family across multiple short verses.
These bare names, given without story or comment, are nonetheless preserved in Scripture's record of a people's return to God. The narrator's refusal to abbreviate testifies that each one counted. It is a quiet picture of how the Lord regards His people, not as a faceless mass but as individuals, each known and each accountable, each welcomed in repentance. A verse of three names still bears witness that no one who turned back was forgotten in the great work of restoring the nation's faithfulness.
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What does Ezra 10:35 mean?
Three more men from the family of Bani are named in the continuing list.