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Sallu, Son of Meshullam (סַלּוּא, sallu'). A descendant of Benjamin who is described as a “man of valor” who lived in Jerusalem (Neh 11:7). He may be the same person as Sallu the Exile (also a son of Meshullam, but listed with a different lineage; see 1 Chr 9:7). For further information on the genealogical discrepancies of Sallu, see this article: Meshullam, Son of Joed.

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