Nehemiah 11
Mange bosætter sig i Jerusalem
1En stor del af folkets ledere havde nu bosat sig i Jerusalem, den hellige by. Desuden udvalgte man ved lodtrækning en tiendedel af folket i byerne ude omkring i Juda og i Benjamins land og flyttede dem til Jerusalem. 2Endvidere opfordrede man alle, der ønskede det, til at flytte ind til byen. 3Her følger navnene på de slægtsoverhoveder, der boede enten i Jerusalem eller rundt omkring i Judas byer, hvad enten de hørte til præsterne, levitterne, tempeltjenerne, efterkommerne af Salomons tjenere, eller de almindelige israelitter. 4I Jerusalem boede følgende slægter: Fra Judas stamme: Ataja, søn af Uzzija, søn af Zekarja, søn af Amarja, søn af Shefatja, søn af Mahalalel, efterkommer af Peretz. 5Desuden Ma’aseja, søn af Baruk, søn af Kol-Hoze, søn af Hazaja, søn af Adaja, søn af Jojarib, søn af Zekarja fra Shilo. 6Af Peretz’ efterkommere boede der 468 modige mænd i Jerusalem. 7Fra Benjamins stamme: Sallu, søn af Meshullam, søn af Joed, søn af Pedaja, søn af Kolaja, søn af Ma’aseja, søn af Itiel, søn af Jeshaja. 8Ud over Sallu var der Gabbaj og Sallaj. I alt bosatte 928 benjaminitter sig i Jerusalem 9under ledelse af Joel, søn af Zikri, og Juda, søn af Hassenua, som var den næstøverste administrative leder i Jerusalem. 10 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:11.
11 ▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh. 11:10-11.
Følgende præstefamilier vendte tilbage: Jedaja, søn af Jojarib, Jakin og Seraja, ▼▼ Sandsynligvis er „Seraja” den samme som „Azarja”, men det kan også være far og søn. Se 1.Krøn. 9,10-11 .
som var den ledende præst ved Guds hus. Han var søn af Hilkija, søn af Meshullam, søn af Zadok, søn af Merajot, søn af Ahitub. 12 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:14.
13 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:14.
14 ▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh. 11:12-14.
I alt var der 822 præster, som gjorde tjeneste i templet under ledelse af disse mænd, og desuden 242 præster under ledelse af Adaja, søn af Jeroham, søn af Pelalja, søn af Amtzi, søn af Zekarja, søn af Pashhur, søn af Malkija. Endvidere var der 128 præster under ledelse af Amassaj, søn af Azarel, søn af Ahzaj, søn af Meshillemot, søn af Immer. Den øverste leder blandt disse præster var Zabdiel, søn af Haggedolim. 15 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:17.
16 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:17.
17 ▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh. 11:15-17.
Blandt de hjemvendte levitter var: Shemaja, søn af Hasshub, søn af Azrikam, søn af Hashabja, søn af Bunni. Foruden Shemaja var der Shabbetaj og Jozabad, der havde ansvaret for arbejdet i tempelgården, og Mattanja, søn af Mika, søn af Zabdi og efterkommer af Asaf. Det var ham, der satte gudstjenesten i gang med lovsang og bøn. Endelig var der Mattanjas medhjælpere Bakbukja og Abda; sidstnævnte var søn af Shammua, søn af Galal og efterkommer af Jedutun. 18I alt boede der 284 levitter i Jerusalem, den hellige by. 19Desuden var der 172 tempelvagter under ledelse af Akkub og Talmon. 20De øvrige præster og levitter og resten af folket boede på deres fædrenejord ude omkring i Juda, 21men tempeltjenerne, hvis ledere var Ziha og Gishpa, boede alle på Ofelhøjen. 22Lederen for de levitter, der gjorde tjeneste ved templet i Jerusalem, var Uzzi, søn af Bani, søn af Hashabja. Han nedstammede fra Asaf, tempelsangernes stamfar. Blandt Uzzis kendte forfædre var der Mattanja og Mika. 23Tempelsangernes daglige virke var reguleret ifølge den kongelige forordning fra Davids tid. 24Petaja, søn af Meshezabel fra Zerachs slægt af Judas stamme, var perserkongens repræsentant i alle civile sager. 25 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:30.
26 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:30.
27 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:30.
28 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:30.
29 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:30.
30 ▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh. 11:25-30.
Resten af judæerne boede rundt omkring i følgende byer med tilhørende marker og landsbyer i Judas land: Kirjat-Arba, Dibon, Jekabze’el, Jeshua, Molada, Bet-Pelet, Hatzar-Shual, Be’ersheba, Ziklag, Mekona, En-Rimmon, Zora, Jarmut, Zanoa, Adullam, Lakish og Azeka. Folket spredte sig fra Be’ersheba i syd til Hinnoms dal mod nord. 31 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:35.
32 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:35.
33 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:35.
34 ▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Neh. 11:35.
35 ▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh. 11:31-35.
Resten af benjaminitterne boede i følgende byer med tilhørende landsbyer i Benjamins land: Geba, Mikmas, Ajja, Betel, Anatot, Nob, Ananja, Hatzor, Rama, Gittajim, Hadid, Zeboim, Neballat, Lod og Ono i dalen, hvor kunsthåndværkerne har hjemme. 36I Benjamins land boede desuden en gruppe levitter, som var flyttet dertil fra Juda.
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