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Zabad

A descendant of Ephraim in the genealogy — son of Tahath

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Zabad was a descendant of Ephraim, listed in the tribal genealogy of 1 Chronicles 7 as the son of Tahath. His name appears in the lineage tracing Ephraim's descendants through several generations, preserving the family record of one of Israel's twelve tribes.

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family_historySon of Tahath family_historyDescendant of Ephraim

Appears In2 mentions across 2 books

1 chronicles

The Full Roster

1 Chronicles 11:26-47

Zabad son of Ahlai appears in the roster as one of David's thirty mighty men — his single appearance in Scripture is this list, where his name stands as evidence of a faithful soldier's life of service.

2 chronicles

No Place Among the Kings

2 Chronicles 24:25-27

Zabad is one of the two servants who assassinate the wounded Joash — his Ammonite heritage is noted by the text, perhaps suggesting that foreign-born servants carried out a judgment Joash's own people initiated.

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