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Nogah
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Nogah (Person)
NOGAH (PERSON) [Heb nōgah (נֹגַה)]. One of thirteen sons of David listed as having been born to David’s wives in Jerusalem (1 Chr 3:7; 14:6), in addition to his six sons born at Hebron. His mother’s name is unknown: four of the thirteen were Bathsheba’s sons; the remainder were born to unnamed wives.
Nogah
Nogah nōʹgə [Heb nōg̱ah—‘shining’]. A son of David born at Jerusalem (1 Ch. 3:7; 14:6). In the parallel list in 2 S. 5:14f the name is lacking. According to H. Williamson (1 and 2 Chronicles [NCBC, 1982], p. 56), Nogah is “a dittograph of the following name” (Heb nep̱eg̱).
Nogah
Nogah (Heb. nōg̱ah)A son of David, born in Jerusalem (1 Chr. 3:7; 14:6). The name is missing in the parallel list at 2 Sam. 5:15, suggesting that the name may be a dittographical error for Nepheg.
Nogah
Nogah [nōˊgə] (Heb. nōg̱ah “brightness, splendor”). A son of David, born in Jerusalem (1 Chr. 3:7; 14:6). Since the name is missing in the parallel list at 2 Sam. 5:15, scholars suspect that the name may be a dittographical error for Nepheg.
Nogah
No´gah (brightness), one of the thirteen sons of David who were born to him in Jerusalem. 1 Chron. 3:7; 14:6. (b.c. 1050–1015.)
Nogah
NO´GAH (nōʹga; “brilliance, luster”). One of the sons of David who was born to him in Jerusalem by a wife other than Bathsheba (1 Chron. 3:7, 9; 14:3, 6), after 1000 b.c.
Nogah
NOGAH [NO guh] (brilliance) — a son of David born in Jerusalem (1 Chr. 3:7; 14:6).