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Shimeah in the Bible — Who Was Shimeah? (also known as Shimeam) | fresh.bible

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Shimeah

Son of Mikloth in Gibeon's family — in the line leading to King Saul

Also known as Shimeam

Shimeah, also called Shimeam, was the son of Mikloth and a descendant of the Benjaminite family settled in Gibeon. He appears in the genealogical records of 1 Chronicles as part of the ancestral line connected to King Saul. His name is preserved among the tribal records that trace Benjamin's clans through the early history of Israel.

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Related to Saul's family

Shimeahappears in biblical genealogies but isn't referenced in specific chapter narratives.

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Mikloth Sheresh Sheshbazzar Shimea Shimei Shimon

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