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Jerimoth

Son of Bela in Benjamin's genealogy — a mighty warrior

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Jerimoth was a son of Bela and grandson of Benjamin, listed among the mighty warriors of his tribe in 1 Chronicles 7. He appears in the genealogical records that trace the clans of Benjamin in the early chapters of Chronicles.

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Appears In2 mentions across 2 books

1 chronicles

Saul's Own People Switched Sides

1 Chronicles 12:1-7

Jerimoth is named among the Benjaminite warriors defecting to David at Ziklag — part of the remarkable roll call of Saul's own kinsmen choosing the man God had chosen.

2 chronicles

A King, His Family, and a Smart Move

2 Chronicles 11:18-23

Jerimoth is identified here as a son of David — his daughter Mahalath becomes one of Rehoboam's wives, maintaining a direct Davidic bloodline connection through the royal marriage.

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