Verzeichnis der Rückkehrer unter Serubbabel und Jeschua
1Und das sind die Einwohner[1] der Provinz ⟨Juda⟩, die aus der Gefangenschaft hinaufzogen, die Weggeführten, die Nebukadnezar, der König von Babel, nach Babel weggeführt hatte und die nach Jerusalem und Juda zurückgekehrt sind, jeder in seine Stadt, (1Chr 9,1; 1Chr 9,2; 2Chr 36,20; Esr 2,70; Neh 7,6; Neh 12,1; Jes 48,20; Jer 50,19)2⟨alle⟩, die mit Serubbabel kamen ⟨und mit⟩ Jeschua[2], Nehemja, Seraja, Reelaja, Mordochai, Bilschan, Mispar, Bigwai, Rehum ⟨und⟩ Baana. ⟨Das ist die⟩ Zahl der Männer des Volkes Israel: (Esr 1,8; Esr 3,2; Esr 8,1; Neh 10,15; Neh 12,47; Hag 1,1; Sach 3,1; Sach 4,6)3Die Söhne Parosch 2 172. (Esr 10,25; Neh 3,25)4Die Söhne Schefatja 372;5die Söhne Arach 775; (Neh 6,18)6die Söhne Pahat-Moab, von den Söhnen Jeschua ⟨und⟩ Joab 2 812;7die Söhne Elam 1 254; (Esr 2,31)8die Söhne Sattu 945;9die Söhne Sakkai 760;10die Söhne Bani 642;11die Söhne Bebai 623;12die Söhne Asgad 1 222;13die Söhne Adonikam 666;14die Söhne Bigwai 2 056;15die Söhne Adin 454;16die Söhne Ater, von Hiskia, 98;17die Söhne Bezai 323;18die Söhne Jorah 112;19die Söhne Haschum 223;20die Söhne Gibbar 95;21die Söhne Bethlehem 123;22die Männer von Netofa 56; (2Sam 23,28)23die Männer von Anatot 128; (Jer 1,1)24die Söhne Asmawet 42; (Neh 12,29)25die Söhne Kirjat-Arim[3], Kefira und Beerot 743; (Jos 9,17)26die Söhne Rama und Geba 621; (Jos 18,24)27die Männer von Michmas 122; (1Sam 13,2)28die Männer von Bethel und Ai 223; (Sach 7,2)29die Söhne[4] Nebo 52;30die Söhne Magbisch 156;31die Söhne des anderen Elam 1 254; (Esr 2,7)32die Söhne Harim 320;33die Söhne Lod, Hadid und Ono 725; (1Chr 8,12)34die Söhne Jericho 345;35die Söhne Senaa 3 630. (Neh 3,3)36Die Priester: die Söhne Jedaja, vom Haus Jeschua, 973;37die Söhne Immer 1 052; (1Chr 9,12; 1Chr 24,14)38die Söhne Paschhur 1 247; (1Chr 9,12; 1Chr 24,14)39die Söhne Harim 1 017. (1Chr 24,8; Esr 10,20)40Die Leviten: Die Söhne Jeschua und Kadmiël, von den Söhnen[5] Hodawja[6] 74. – (Esr 3,9; Esr 8,33; Neh 12,8)41Die Sänger: die Söhne Asaf 128. – (1Chr 25,1; Esr 3,10)42Die Söhne der Torhüter: die Söhne Schallum, die Söhne Ater, die Söhne Talmon, die Söhne Akkub, die Söhne Hatita, die Söhne Schobai, insgesamt 139. (1Chr 9,17; 1Chr 26,1)43Die Tempeldiener: die Söhne Ziha, die Söhne Hasufa, die Söhne Tabbaot, (4Mo 3,9; 1Chr 9,2; Esr 7,7; Esr 8,20; Neh 3,26; Neh 11,21)44die Söhne Keros, die Söhne Sia, die Söhne Padon,45die Söhne Lebana, die Söhne Hagaba, die Söhne Akkub,46die Söhne Hagab, die Söhne Salmai, die Söhne Hanan,47die Söhne Giddel, die Söhne Gahar, die Söhne Reaja,48die Söhne Rezin, die Söhne Nekoda, die Söhne Gasam,49die Söhne Usa, die Söhne Paseach, die Söhne Besai,50die Söhne Asna, die Söhne der Mëuniter, die Söhne der Nefusiter,51die Söhne Bakbuk, die Söhne Hakufa, die Söhne Harhur,52die Söhne Bazlut, die Söhne Mehida, die Söhne Harscha,53die Söhne Barkos, die Söhne Sisera, die Söhne Temach,54die Söhne Neziach, die Söhne Hatifa.55Die Söhne der Knechte Salomos: die Söhne Sotai, die Söhne Soferet, die Söhne Peruda[7], (1Kön 9,20; Pred 2,7)56die Söhne Jaala, die Söhne Darkon, die Söhne Giddel,57die Söhne Schefatja, die Söhne Hattil, die Söhne Pocheret-Zebajim, die Söhne Ami[8].58Alle Tempeldiener und Söhne der Knechte Salomos waren 392. (1Kön 9,20; Pred 2,7)59Und die Folgenden sind es, die aus Tel-Melach, Tel-Harscha, Kerub-Addon ⟨und⟩ Immer heraufzogen; aber sie konnten ihr Vaterhaus und ihre Abstammung[9] nicht angeben, ob sie aus Israel waren:60die Söhne Delaja, die Söhne Tobija, die Söhne Nekoda 652.61Und von den Söhnen der Priester: die Söhne Habaja, die Söhne Hakkoz, die Söhne Barsillai, der von den Töchtern des Gileaditers Barsillai eine Frau genommen hatte und nach dessen Namen[10] genannt wurde. (2Sam 17,27; 1Chr 24,10; Neh 3,4)62Diese suchten ihre Eintragung in die Geschlechtsregister, aber sie wurde nicht gefunden. So wurden sie vom Priesteramt als unrein ausgeschlossen. (4Mo 17,5)63Und der Tirschata[11] befahl ihnen, nicht vom Hochheiligen zu essen, bis ein Priester für die Urim und die Tummim aufträte. (2Mo 28,30; 3Mo 22,10; Neh 8,9; Neh 10,2)64Die ganze Versammlung ⟨zählte⟩ insgesamt 42 360,65abgesehen von ihren Knechten und ihren Mägden; diese waren 7 337. Und sie hatten 200 Sänger und Sängerinnen.66Ihre Pferde waren 736, ihre Maultiere 245,67ihre Kamele 435, die Esel 6 720.68Und einige von den Familienoberhäuptern[12] gaben bei ihrer Ankunft am Haus des HERRN in Jerusalem freiwillig für das Haus Gottes, um es an seiner ⟨alten⟩ Stelle wiederherzustellen. (2Mo 35,21; Esr 9,9)69Nach ihrem Vermögen gaben sie für den Schatz des Werkes 61 000 Golddariken und 5 000 Silberminen und 100 Priesterleibröcke. (1Chr 29,7; 2Kor 8,12)70Und die Priester und die Leviten und die aus dem Volk und die Sänger und die Torhüter und die Tempeldiener ließen sich in ihren Städten nieder. So ⟨wohnte⟩ ganz Israel in seinen Städten. (Esr 2,1)
1Nebuchadnezzar had taken many Jews away from the land of Judah. He had forced them to go to Babylon as prisoners. Now they returned to Jerusalem and Judah. All of them went back to their own towns. Nebuchadnezzar was king of Babylon.2The leaders of the Jews included Zerubbabel, Joshua, Nehemiah, Seraiah and Reelaiah. They also included Mordecai, Bilshan, Mispar, Bigvai, Rehum and Baanah. Here is a list of the men of Israel who returned home.3There were 2,172 from the family line of Parosh.4There were 372 from Shephatiah.5There were 775 from Arah.6There were 2,812 from Pahath-Moab through the family line of Jeshua and Joab.7There were 1,254 from Elam.8There were 945 from Zattu.9There were 760 from Zakkai.10There were 642 from Bani.11There were 623 from Bebai.12There were 1,222 from Azgad.13There were 666 from Adonikam.14There were 2,056 from Bigvai.15There were 454 from Adin.16There were 98 from Ater through the family line of Hezekiah.17There were 323 from Bezai.18There were 112 from Jorah.19There were 223 from Hashum.20There were 95 from Gibbar.21There were 123 from the men of Bethlehem.22There were 56 from Netophah.23There were 128 from Anathoth.24There were 42 from Azmaveth.25There were 743 from Kiriath Jearim, Kephirah and Beeroth.26There were 621 from Ramah and Geba.27There were 122 from Mikmash.28There were 223 from Bethel and Ai.29There were 52 from Nebo.30There were 156 from Magbish.31There were 1,254 from the other Elam.32There were 320 from Harim.33There were 725 from Lod, Hadid and Ono.34There were 345 from Jericho.35There were 3,630 from Senaah.36Here is a list of the priests. There were 973 from the family line of Jedaiah through the line of Jeshua.37There were 1,052 from Immer.38There were 1,247 from Pashhur.39There were 1,017 from Harim.40Here is a list of the Levites. There were 74 from the family lines of Jeshua and Kadmiel. Kadmiel was from the line of Hodaviah.41Here is a list of the musicians. There were 128 from the family line of Asaph.42Here is a list of the men who guarded the temple gates. There were 139 from the family lines of Shallum, Ater, Talmon, Akkub, Hatita and Shobai.43Here is a list of the members of the family lines of the temple servants. Ziha, Hasupha, Tabbaoth,44Keros, Siaha, Padon,45Lebanah, Hagabah, Akkub,46Hagab, Shalmai, Hanan,47Giddel, Gahar, Reaiah,48Rezin, Nekoda, Gazzam,49Uzza, Paseah, Besai,50Asnah, Meunim, Nephusim,51Bakbuk, Hakupha, Harhur,52Bazluth, Mehida, Harsha,53Barkos, Sisera, Temah,54Neziah, Hatipha55Here is a list of the members of the family lines of the servants of Solomon. Sotai, Hassophereth, Peruda,56Jaala, Darkon, Giddel,57Shephatiah, Hattil, Pokereth-Hazzebaim, Ami58The total number of the members of the family lines of the temple servants and the servants of Solomon was 392.59Many people came up to Judah from the towns of Tel Melah, Tel Harsha, Kerub, Addon and Immer. But they weren’t able to prove that their families belonged to the people of Israel.60There were 652 of them from the family lines of Delaiah, Tobiah and Nekoda.61Here is a list of the members of the family lines of the priests. They were Hobaiah, Hakkoz and Barzillai. Barzillai had married a daughter of Barzillai from Gilead. So he was also called Barzillai.62The priests looked for their family records. But they couldn’t find them. So they weren’t able to serve as priests. They were ‘unclean’.63The governor gave them an order. He told them not to eat any of the most sacred food. They had to wait until there was a priest who could use the Urim and Thummim. The priest would use them to find out what the LORD wanted the people to do.64The total number of the entire group that returned was 42,360.65That didn’t include their 7,337 male and female slaves. There were also 200 male and female singers.66And there were 736 horses, 245 mules,67435 camels and 6,720 donkeys.68All the people arrived at the place in Jerusalem where the LORD’s temple would be rebuilt. Then some of the leaders of the families brought offerings they chose to give. They would be used for rebuilding the house of God. It would stand in the same place it had been before.69The people gave money for the work. It was based on how much they had. They gave 510 kilograms of gold. They also gave 3 tonnes of silver. And they gave 100 sets of clothes for the priests. All of that was added to the temple treasure.70The priests and Levites made their homes in their own towns. So did the musicians, the men who guarded the gates, and the temple servants. The rest of the Israelites also made their homes in their own towns.