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

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Raphah

Son of Binea in Saul's royal genealogy

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Raphah appears in the genealogy of King Saul recorded in 1 Chronicles 8, listed as a son of Binea and a descendant of Israel's first king. His name is preserved solely in this royal lineage, tracing Saul's line through the tribe of Benjamin.

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family_historySon of Binea family_historyDescendant of King Saul

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A Throne Lost, a Legacy Found

1 Chronicles 8:33-40

Raphah appears here as the son of Binea in Saul's descending line — another generation quietly carrying forward a family whose throne had long since passed to another dynasty.

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