Helez the Paltite, Ira the son of Ikkesh the Tekoite,
| Word | Hebrew | Strong’s | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Helez | חֶ֚לֶץ Che.letz | H2503 | Chelets · proper noun, a man's name |
| Paltite | הַפַּלְטִ֔י ha.pal.Ti | H6407 | a Paltite or descendant of Palti · definite article + noun, gentilic masculine singular absolute |
| Ira | עִירָ֥א 'i.Ra' | H5896 | Ira · proper noun, a man's name |
| son | בֶן ven- | H1121 | a son (as a builder of the family name) · noun, common masculine singular construct |
| Ikkesh | עִקֵּ֖שׁ 'i.Kesh | H6142 | Ikkesh · proper noun, a man's name |
| Tekoite | הַתְּקוֹעִֽי ha.te.ko.'I | H8621 | a Tekoite or inhabitant of Tekoah · definite article + noun, gentilic masculine singular absolute |
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Shammah the Harodite - There are several varieties in the names of the following shalishim; which may be seen by comparing these verses with Ch1 11:27.
Helez the Paltite,.... Who was of a place called Pater, as the Targum; in 1 Chronicles 11:27, he is called the Pelonite: Ira the son of Ikkesh the Tekoite; who was of the city of Tekoah, the native place of Amos the prophet, famous for oil, about twelve miles from Jerusalem; See Gill on Amos 1:1.
The following list of David's heroes we also find in 1 Chron 11:10-47, and expanded at the end by sixteen names (Ch1 11:41-47), and attached in Ch1 11:10 to the account of the conquest of the fortress of Zion by the introduction of a special heading. According to this heading, the heroes named assisted David greatly in his kingdom, along with all Israel, to make him king, from which it is evident that the chronicler intended by this heading to justify his appending the list to the account of the election of David as king over all the tribes of Israel (Ch1 11:1), and of the conquest of Zion, which followed immediately afterwards. In every other respect the two lists agree with one another, ex…
Read the whole note in the consoleAsahel, David’s nephew, was killed by Abner during the war between David and Ishbosheth (2:18-32). Asahel’s inclusion here suggests that parts of these lists go back to the beginning of David’s career. • Elhanan son of Dodo should not be confused with Elhanan son of Jair (21:19; 1 Chr 20:5).
Of the thirty. Of all thirty in this section. Yonoson translates: "mighty men".23This is how he translates the word שְׁלשִׁים.
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