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Pashhur

Pashur or Pashhur (Hebrew: פשחור, romanized: Pašḥur) was the name of at least two priests contemporary with the prophet Jeremiah and who are mentioned in the Book of Jeremiah. The name is of Egyptian origin, Pš-Ḥr.

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Pashur ben Immer, Pashur ben Malchiah & Historicity

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Pashur ben Immer

12 related topics

Pashur ben Malchiah

7 related topics

Historicity

1 related topics

Gedaliah ben Pashur

1 related topics

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Pashur ben Immer

Pashur ben Malchiah

Gedaliah ben Pashur

Historicity

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Pashhur

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples27
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Pashhur

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related to Pashur ben Immer · 14
Pashhur → Amariah, At, Babylon, Chronicles, Enraged, GOD, House, Immer, Jeremiah, Magor-missabib, Nehemiah, Seraiah, Upon, Upper Benjamin Gate
related to Pashur ben Malchiah · 8
Pashhur → In Jeremiah, Jeremiah, King Zedekiah, Lord, Malchiah, Nebuchadnezzar II, Neo-Babylonian Empire, Zedekiah
related to Historicity · 3
Pashhur → Paleo-Hebrew, Tel Arad, The
related to Gedaliah ben Pashur · 2
Pashhur → Gedaliah, Jeremiah

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jeremiah pashur gedaliah name 20 malchiah immer nagid temple god zedekiah cistern hebrew romanized prophet son possibly priest would put

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pashhurrelated to Gedaliah ben PashurGedaliah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Gedaliah ben PashurJeremiah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to HistoricityThe0.60section
Pashhurrelated to HistoricityTel Arad0.60section
Pashhurrelated to HistoricityPaleo-Hebrew0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerImmer0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerAmariah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerNehemiah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerJeremiah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerAt0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerSeraiah0.60section
Pashhurrelated to Pashur ben ImmerChronicles0.60section

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