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Mispar in the Bible — Who Was Mispar? (also known as Mispereth (in Nehemiah's account)) | nocap.bible

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Mispar

One of the leaders who returned from Babylon with Zerubbabel

Old TestamentMentioned in ezra

Also known as Mispereth (in Nehemiah's account)

One of the exiled leaders who returned to Judah from Babylon alongside Zerubbabel after Cyrus's decree. He is listed in Ezra 2:2 as Mispar and in Nehemiah 7:7 as Mispereth, among the heads of the people who led the first wave of returnees back to the promised land.

ZerubbabelLeader of the return from exile

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