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Nohah
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Nohah (Person)
NOHAH (PERSON) [Heb nôḥâ (נֹוחָה)]. The fourth son of Benjamin according to 1 Chr 8:2 Besides 1 Chronicles 8, the sons of Benjamin are listed in three other places: Gen 46:21 (= Jub.); Num 26:38–41; and 1 Chronicles 7 In none of these other lists does Nohah appear. The following table clearly shows
Nohah
Nohah nōʹhə [Heb nôḥâ] AV also “with ease” (Jgs 20:43), mg MENUHAH; RSV mg “resting-place”; NEB also “without respite.” The fourth son of Benjamin (1 Ch. 8:2; but cf. Gen. 46:21, where the name is omitted) and, perhaps, the name of the place occupied by the clan of Nohah (Jgs. 20:43). In the latter
Nohah
Nohah (Heb. nôḥâ) (PERSON)The fourth son of Benjamin (1 Chr. 8:2). The name is missing from other lists of the sons of Benjamin (e.g., Gen. 46:21).
Nohah (Person)
NOHAH [nōˊhə] (Heb. nôḥâ “rest”) (PERSON). The fourth son of Benjamin (1 Chr. 8:2). The name is missing from the list at Gen. 46:21.
Nohah
NO´HAH (nōʹha; “rest”). The fourth named of the sons of Benjamin and the head of a family (1 Chron. 8:2).
Nohah
NOHAH [NO hah] (rest) — the fourth son of Benjamin (1 Chr. 8:2). Nohah is not mentioned among those who went with Jacob into Egypt (Gen. 46:21). He may have been born after the migration into Egypt.
NOHAH
NOHAH<no’-ha> (נוֹחָהע, nochah], “rest”): The fourth son of Benjamin (1 Chronicles 8:2). It is probable that in Judges 20:43, instead of “a resting-place” we should read “Nohah,” which may have been the settlement of the family.