Divrei Hayamim 1:3-4;6: And David congregated all Yisrael to Yerushalayim, to bring up the Ark of the L-rd to its place, which he had prepared for it. And David gathered bnei Aharon and Leviim. Of bnei Merari: Asaiah the leader, and his brethren two hundred and twenty.

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1 Divrei Hayamim 7:30-40 

B'nei Asher

Imnah ben Asher.
First-born and eldest son of Asher meaning "holding back; G-d does restrain; withdrawing; may G-d defend; prosperity; he allots; right hand; numbering; preparing" (1 Divrei Hayamim 7:30).
"Kore ben-Imnah, assisted in the reforms of Hezekiah (2 Divrei Hayamim 31:14)."
Similar name as Imna ben Helem, Grand-son of Asher.
See also Bereisheet 46:17

Ishvah ben Asher.
"resembles."

Ishvi ben Asher.
"quiet; similar derivation to Ishvah."

Beriah ben Asher.
"One of Asher's four sons, and father of Heber and Malchiel (Bereisheet 46:17, Bamidbar 26:44-5, 1 Divrei Hamayim 7:30)."
Beriah ben Efraim.
"in fellowship; in envy; in evil, or a gift" and so called by his father "because it went evil with his house" after the killing of Efraim's sons Ezer and Elead {1 Divrei Hayamim 7:20-23}.
Beriah ben Elpaal.
A descendant of Binyamin who with his brother Shema founded Ajalon and expelled the Gittites (1 Divrei Hamayim 8:13).
Beriah ben Shimei.
A descendant of Levi who was jointly patriarch of a clan with his brother Jeush {1 Divrei Hayamim 23:10-11}.

Serakh bat Asher.

"lady of scent; song; the morning star; abundance; princess"

Malay: "bright red"
"Some verses are employed because they mention a powerful and virtuous biblical figure regarded to have power over the eye, such as Serach bat Asher (Num 26:46)" ~ Jewish Myth, Magic, and Mysticism

"Grand-daughter of Ya'akov Avinu, Serakh {or Serah} is counted among the seventy members of the patriarch's family who emigrated from K'naan to Mitzraim, and her name occurs in connection with the census taken by Moshe in the wilderness. The fact of her being the only female to be mentioned in the genealogical list seemed to the Sages to indicate that there was something extraordinary in connection with her history; and she became the heroine of several legends."

"A number of midrashim have been written about Serakh. According to one midrash, Serakh was not Asher's daughter, but his stepdaughter. She was three years old when Asher married her mother, and she was brought up in Beis Ya'akov, whose affection she won by her remarkable piety and virtue {Midrash Abot, p. 45}. The most well known of the midrashim about her tells of how she was the first to inform Ya'akov that his son Yosef was still alive. Fearing that the news will be too much of a shock for the old man, however, she informs Ya'akov by playing a harp for him, gently mixing in the words that Yosef is "alive and the ruler of all Mitzraim." In return, Ya'akov blesses her, saying "May you live forever and never die." According to this midrash, Serakh was eventually permitted to enter Shamayim alive, something achieved only by a pair of Nevi'im. Moshe Rabbeinu addressed himself to Serakh when he wished to learn where the remains of Yosef were to be buried {Sotah 13a; Deuteronomy Rabba 11.}. According to the Midrash {Ecclesiastes Rabba vii. 11}, Serakh was "the wise woman" who caused the death of Sheba ben Bichri {2 Shmuel 10}. According to another legend she lived until Shevet Asher was exiled by Shalmaneser V, went with them into exile, and died there, nearly 1000 years old. According to the legend, her grave is located in Esfahan, a small Persian village located about 340 km south of Tehran and is the capital of Esfahan Province and Iran's second largest city (after Tehran). The site consists of a small synagogue and a huge cemetery which is probably 2000 years old."

There are also stories of her identifying Moshe as the man who will lead Shevatim Yisra'elim to freedom, and of her telling Moshe where to find where Yosef was buried, although his body had been placed in a lead casket on the bottom of the Nile river when he died. Some consider her the guardian of Yisra'el's communal memory."

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B'nei Beriah

Heber {חֶבֶר / חֶבֶר} ben Beriah.

Grand-son of Asher (Bereisheet 46:17; Bamidbar 26:45; 1 Divrei Hayamim 7:31) from whom came the Heberim (Bamidbar 26:45).

The father of Socho; a descendant of Y'hudah (1 Divrei Hayamim 4:18).
A descendant of Binyamin (1 Divrei Hayamim 8:17).
A descendant of Binyamin (1 Divrei Hayamim 8:22).
A descendant of Gad (1 Divrei Hayamim 5:13).
The husband of Jael, who slew Sisera by driving a nail into his temple {Shoftim 4:21,22}.
Note slight distinction from ancestor, Ever.

Malchiel ben Beriah.

"G-d is my King; counselor" {Bereisheet 46:17; Bamidbar 26:45}. 

Father of Birzaith. One of the 70 soul that migrated to Mitzraim with Ya'akov.

B'nei Heber

Japhlet ben Heber.

"whom G-d delivers; banished" {1 Divrei Hayamim 7:32,33}.

Shomer {שומר‎} ben Heber.

"prison; bush; lees; thorn; preserved; guard; fennel; keeper; dregs; watchman; sentry; warden; sentinel." (1 Divrei Hayamim 7:32) also called Shemer (1 Divrei Hayamim 7:34). The owner of the hill on which the city of Shomron was built (1 Melakhim 16:24). The parent of Jehozabad, who slew King Joash (2 Melakhim 12:21); called also Shimrith, a Moabitess (2 Divrei Hayamim 24:26). See also Shomer Negiah (one who is "observant of Negiah") in persective.

Hotham ben Heber.

"a seal; signet ring" (1 Divrei Hayamim 7:32).

Shua bat Heber.

"crying; saving; wealth."

B'nei Japhlet

Pasakh ben Japhlet.
"cut off; broken piece; clearing; halting." Review Pesakh.

Bimhal ben Japhlet.
"circumsized."

Ashvath ben Japhlet.

B'nei Shemer

Werogah ben Shemer.

Hubbah ben Shemer.

similar to "Hobab, favored; beloved and Hobah, love; friendship; secrecy."

Aram ben Shemer.

"curse; one that deceives; magnificence; highness; exalted."

Aram {אֲרָם} ben Shem.

Kurdish name meaning "calm."

"There are references to a campaign against 'Aram' as early as 2300 BCE in the inscriptions of Naram-Sin of Akkad. The Aramaeans were known in earliest times as Aram-Naharaim, and were centered on the Balikh river in northwestern Mesopotamia {Kurdistan}. His descendants settled in the city of Haran."

See more Aram references.

B'nei Helem

Zophah ben Helem.
"spreading out; honeycomb."

Imna ben Helem.

Shelesh ben Helem.
"might; captain; prince."

Amal (עָמָל) ben Helem (אָשֵׁר)

Grand-son of Asher.

Malay: "actions; work; good deeds, charity."

B'nei Zophah

Suah ben Zophah

"speaking; entreating; ditch; sweeping."

Harnepher ben Zophah.

"panting; the anger of a bull; increasing heat."

Shual ben Zophah.

"jackal; fox; path; first."
Eretz Shual, a district in Shevet Binyamin (1 Shmuel 13:17); possibly the same as Shalim (9:4), in the neighbourhood of Shaalabbin (Yehoshua 19:42).

Beri ben Zophah

"my son; my corn."

See more Beri references.

Imrah ben Zophah.

"stubborn; a rebel; waxing bitter; changing."

Bezer ben Zophah.

"vine branches; ore of gold or silver." A city of B'nei Re'uven; one of the three designated cities of refuge by Moshe located on the eastern plateau of the Jordan (Devarim 4:43; Yehoshua 20:8; 21:36; 1 Divrei Hayamim 6:78; 7:37; ). It has been identified with the modern ruined village of Burazin, some 12 miles north of Heshbon; also with Kasur-el-Besheir, 2 miles south-west of Dibon.

Hod ben Zophah

Hebrew word for "majesty, splendor or glory" and denoting "praise" as well as "submission."

See also Hod in Kabala. Hod Ha'Sharon.

Mystically, Hod is where form is given by language in its widest sense, being the key to the mystery of form.

"Hod is the process of fulfilling potential: in seeing the gap between you and the best you can be, and working to bridge it with speed." — Danny Raphael

Shamma ben Zophah.

"astonishment."

Also similar to שַׁמָּה‎ the name of one of King David's three legendary "mighty men" {2 Shmuel 23:11-17; 25; 32; 33}. Shammah is best noted as David's Mighty Man who, single handedly, defeated an entire army of 300-800 men over a lentil patch. He is called "Shammoth the Harorite" in (1 Divrei Hayamim 11:27), while in the corresponding verses it is Yonatan (1 Divrei Hayamim 11:34) and "Shamhuth the Izrahite" ibid. (1 Divrei Hayamim 27:8).

Shilshah ben Zophah.

"chief; captain; strong."

Ithran ben Zophah.

"remaining; searching out diligently; excellence."

Beera ben Zophah.

"a well; declaring."

B'nei Jether

Jephunneh ben Jether.

"nimble; he that beholds; for whom a way is prepared."
First-born and eldest son of Jether. Also shares the same name as the father of Kalev.

Pispah ben Jether.

Ara ben Jether.

"cursing; seeing."
Also a village located in the Haifa District of Eretz Yisrael, just north of Highway 65.

B'nei Ulla

Ara ben Ulla.

Hanni'el ben Ulla.

"grace or mercy or favored of G-d."

Also shares the name of a Prince of Shevet Menashe (Bamidbar 34:23);  one of those chosen by Moshe to superintend the alloted portion of K'naan amongst Shevet Menashe (Bamidbar 34:23).

Rizia ben Ulla.

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