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and their clans counted twenty thousand two hundred men, brave warriors all. (1 Chronicles 7, 9)
All these were descended from Jadihel, chieftains of clans that went bravely into battle seventeen thousand two hundred strong. (1 Chronicles 7, 11)
Other clans there were, Sepham and Hapham, descended from Hir, and the Hasim, that came from Aher. (1 Chronicles 7, 12)
All these were heads of their clans and brave warriors, chieftains with chieftains under them, all descended from Aser; and their clan counted twenty-six thousand men that were of age to bear arms. (1 Chronicles 7, 40)
These are the sons of Ahod, chiefs of clans in Gabaa, that were removed to Manahath … (1 Chronicles 8, 6)
All these were fathers of clans and chieftains, with their home at Jerusalem.✻ (1 Chronicles 8, 28)
And brethren of theirs bore rule in their various clans, nine hundred and fifty-six heads of families. (1 Chronicles 9, 9)
And brethren of theirs bore rule in their various clans; seventeen hundred and sixty priests there were, well endowed with strength for all the service they did in the house of God. (1 Chronicles 9, 13)
It was a Levite, Mathathias, eldest son of Sellum the Corite, who had charge of all that was cooked in the pans; (1 Chronicles 9, 31)
With that, inspired to utterance, Amasai answered him, that was one of the thirty chiefs: Thine, David, we are; with thee, son of Jesse, our lot is cast. Peace be to thee, peace to all who take part with thee; thou hast thy God with thee, taking thy part. So David welcomed them, and made them captains in his army. (1 Chronicles 12, 18)
Ephraim twenty thousand eight hundred, men well known among their clans for their prowess in war; (1 Chronicles 12, 30)
and this time, when David asked counsel of God, the answer was, Do not go to the attack; withdraw first, and then come upon them from the direction of the pear-trees yonder. (1 Chronicles 14, 14)
