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Siaha in the Bible — Who Was Siaha? (also known as Sia (in Nehemiah's account)) | fresh.bible

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Head of a Temple servant family that returned from exile

Old TestamentMentioned in ezra

Also known as Sia (in Nehemiah's account)

Siaha was the head of a family of Temple servants (Nethinim) whose descendants returned to Jerusalem from Babylonian exile with Zerubbabel. Listed among the returning exiles in Ezra 2:44 and under the name Sia in Nehemiah 7:47, his family helped restore worship at the rebuilt Temple.

ZerubbabelTemple servant family head

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