Jehoiarib
Jehoiarib
(Hebrew Yehyarib’, whose cause Jehovah defends; Sept. or v.r. ; 1Ch 9:10; 1Ch 24:7 only; elsewhere, both in Heb. and A.V., the name is abbreviated to JOIARIB), a distinguished priest at Jerusalem (1Ch 9:10), head of the first of the twenty-four sacerdotal courses (1Ch 24:7). B.C. 1014. Of these courses, only four are mentioned as having returned from Babylon those of Jedaiah, Immer, Pashur, and Harim (Ezr 2:36-39; Neh 7:39-42); and Jewish tradition says that each of these was divided into six, so as to preserve the original number with the original names (Talm. Hieros. Taanith, ch. 4, p. 68, Colossians 1 in ed. Bomberg). This might account for our finding, at a later period, Mattathias described as of the course of Joarib (1Ma 2:1), even though this course did not return from Babylon (Prideaux, Connection, 1, 136, 8th ed.). We find, however, that some of the descendants of Jehoiarib did return from Babylon (1 Chronicles 9:10; Neh 11:10; SEE JEDAIAH ); we find, also, that in subsequent lists other of the priestly courses are mentioned as returning, and in one of these that of Jehoiarib is expressly mentioned (Neh 10:2-8; Neh 12:1-7), and mention is made of Mattenai as chief of the house of Joiarib in the days of Jeshua (Neh 12:19). The probability, therefore, is, that the course of Jehoiarib did go up, but at a later date, perhaps, than those four mentioned in Ezr 2:36-39, and Neh 7:39-42. To the course of Joiarib Josephus tells us he belonged (Ant. 11, 6, 1; Life, 1). SEE PRIEST.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Jehoiarib
Jehovah defends, a priest at Jerusalem, head of one of the sacerdotal courses (1 Chr. 9:10; 24:7). His “course” went up from Babylon after the Exile (Ezra 2:36-39; Neh. 7:39-42).
Fuente: Easton’s Bible Dictionary
Jehoiarib
(“Jehovah will defend”.) 1Ch 9:10; 1Ch 24:7. A descendant of his is mentioned in Neh 11:10, also descendant representatives of nearly all the old courses (1Ch 12:6; 1Ch 12:19). But the Talmud makes these professed representatives of the old 24 courses to have been not really descendants from the original heads, except from four of them, Jedaiah, Immer, Pashur, and Harim, for which the Babylonian Talmud has Joiarib (as implied in Ezr 2:36-39; Neh 7:39-42); and that these four were subdivided into six each to make the 24; and that the 24 took the old names (Luk 1:5).
The Asmonaean family and Josephus belonged to the course of Jehoiarib. The Talmud view is not favored by Neh 10:2-8, which enumerates 21 courses, of Nehemiah’s time: Neh 12:1-7; Neh 12:19, also enumerates 22 courses of Zerubbabel’s time, among them Jehoiarib, of whose course Mattenai was chief in Jehoiakim’s days. Jehoiarib is added in Neh 12:6, not appearing in Neh 10:2-8; from which Lord A. C. Hervey infers that Jehoiarib did return from Babylon, but later than Zerubbabel’s time, and that his name was added to the list subsequently.
Fuente: Fausset’s Bible Dictionary
Jehoiarib
JEHOIARIB (1Ch 9:10; 1Ch 24:7, elsewhere Joiarib; called in 1Ma 2:1 Joarib).The name of one of the twenty-four courses of priests; first in Davids time (1Ch 24:7), but seventeenth in the time of Zerub. (Neh 12:6) and of the high priest Joiakim (Neh 12:19). The name is omitted, probably by accident, in the list of the priests that sealed to the covenant (Neh 10:1-39). The clan is mentioned among those that dwelt in Jerusalem in the time of Nehemiah (Neh 11:10).
Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
Jehoiarib
je-hoia-rib (, yehoyarbh, Yahweh pleads or contends): A priest in Jerusalem (1Ch 9:10); the name occurs again in 1Ch 24:7 as the name of a family among. the 24 courses of priests = the family Joiarib (, yoyarbh, same meaning as above, Neh 1:2, Neh 1:6), the head of which is Matrenai in Neh 12:19. In Neh 11:10 we should probably read Jedaiah and Joiarib for Jedaiah the son of Joiarib (compare 1Ch 9:10). Jehoiarib = Joarib in 1 Macc 2:1.
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Jehoiarib
[Jehoia’rib]
1. Priest in Jerusalem, on the return from exile. 1Ch 9:10.
2. Head of the first course of priests. 1Ch 24:7.
Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary
Jehoiarib
H3080
Two priests bearing the same name.
1Ch 9:10; Neh 11:10; 1Ch 24:7
Fuente: Nave’s Topical Bible
Jehoiarib
Jeho-i’arib. (whom Jehovah defends). Head of the first of the twenty-four courses of priests. 1Ch 24:7.