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Banaias, son of Joiada, commanded the army; Sadoc and Abiathar were the chief priests; (1 Kings 4, 4)
the son of Decar for Maces, Salebim, Bethsames, Elon and Bethhanan, (1 Kings 4, 9)
Bana, son of Ahilud, for Thanac and Mageddo and the whole region of Bethsan (close by Sarthana that lies under Jezrahel) from Bethsan itself to Abel-Mehula, that faces Jecmaan. (1 Kings 4, 12)
The son of Gaber for Ramoth-Galaad, with the townships Jair, son of Manasses, conquered in Galaad; he controlled all the Argob district of Basan, containing sixty great walled cities that had bolts of bronze. (1 Kings 4, 13)
Ahinadab, son of Addo, for Manaim; (1 Kings 4, 14)
Baana, son of Husi, for Aser and Baloth; (1 Kings 4, 16)
The pillars, too, had their capitals covered with two rows of pomegranates, all round the net-work; both pillars alike. (1 Kings 7, 18)
it was the remaining part of the capitals, above, that had the net-work pattern, which went the full round of the pillar; on this second part of them, too, were the rows of pomegranates, two hundred in number. (1 Kings 7, 20)
and four hundred pomegranates to go with the net-work, two rows of them for each piece of net-work, to adorn the capitals of the pillars, (1 Kings 7, 42)
Gazer had been taken and burnt by the invading army of Pharao, king of Egypt; its inhabitants, who were Chanaanites, he put to the sword, and later gave it by way of dowry when his daughter married king Solomon. (1 Kings 9, 16)
To this Baasa the Lord sent a message by Jehu, son of Hanani: (1 Kings 16, 1)
(It was through the prophet Jehu, son of Hanani, that the Lord pronounced sentence upon Baasa and his line, and on all the provocations by which he had earned the Lord’s displeasure, following the example of Jeroboam’s race; and Baasa, for that reason, put the prophet Jehu to death.✻ ) (1 Kings 16, 7)
