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Hatipha in the Bible — Who Was Hatipha? | fresh.bible

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Hatipha

Head of a Temple servant family that returned from exile

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Hatipha was the ancestor of a family of Temple servants (Nethinim) who returned to Jerusalem from Babylonian exile under Zerubbabel. His descendants are listed among those who came back to serve in the rebuilt Temple, appearing in the post-exile genealogies of Ezra 2:54 and Nehemiah 7:56.

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ezra

The Ones Who Kept the Temple Running

Ezra 2:43-58

Hatipha closes the list of Temple servant families returning from exile — the final name in the Nethinim roll call, whose inclusion confirms that the record leaves out no one who chose to return.

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