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with two hundred and forty-two heads of families, his clansmen. Also Amassai, descended through Azreel, Ahazi and Mosollamoth from Emmer, (Nehemiah 11, 13)
The Levite chiefs were Semeia, descended through Hasub, Azaricam and Hasabia from Boni, (Nehemiah 11, 15)
Mathania, descended through Micha and Zebedei from Asaph, led the music of praise and thanksgiving and prayer, with his kinsman Becbecia to aid him, and Abda, descended through Samua and Galal from Idithun. (Nehemiah 11, 17)
The Levites at Jerusalem were in charge of Azzi, that came down through Bani, Hasabias and Mathanias from Michas. He was of the clan of Asaph, that were musicians in the service of the temple (Nehemiah 11, 22)
Zanoa and Odollam and the towns near them, Lachis and its district, Azeca, too, and its neighbourhood. Their territory stretched all the way from Bersabee in the south to the valley of Ennom. (Nehemiah 11, 30)
Here is a list of the priests and Levites who came back from exile with Zoro-babel, Salathiel’s son, and Josue. Saraia, Jeremias, Esdras, (Nehemiah 12, 1)
The high priesthood passed from Josue through Joacim, Eliasib, (Nehemiah 12, 10)
At the time when the wall of Jerusalem was dedicated, the Levites, from all their scattered homes, were summoned up to Jerusalem; theirs to interpret the joy and thanksgiving which this dedication brought, with song and cymbals, with harp and zither. (Nehemiah 12, 27)
From the lowlands about Jerusalem they came, these makers of music, from the townships of Nethuphati, (Nehemiah 12, 28)
from their residence at Galgal, from Geba and Azmaveth, and wherever there were colonies of singers at a distance from Jerusalem itself. (Nehemiah 12, 29)
then some of the priests with trumpets, led by Zacharias, that came down through Jonathan, Semeia, Mathanias, Michaias and Zechur from Asaph himself; (Nehemiah 12, 34)
Great was the slaughtering of victims that day, and greatly they rejoiced, women and children with the rest, at the signal mercy the Lord had shewn them; such a cry of triumph went up from Jerusalem as was heard far away. (Nehemiah 12, 42)
