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Zacher is an Israelite, mentioned in 1 Chronicles (1 Chronicles 8:31). Zacher in Scripture Zacher is named in the genealogical and historical records of Scripture. “Gedor, Ahio, and

Zaccur (Hebrew Zakkuwr, “mindful”) is a biblical name borne by multiple Israelites, appearing in genealogies, Levitical lists, temple-music assignments, community records, and a tribal report in the wilderness

Zaccai (Zakkay) is presented as an Israelite name associated with a family group counted among “the children of” returnees. The name is explained in lexicon tradition as meaning

Zabdiel is a Hebrew name understood to mean “gift of God.” In Scripture, the name belongs to two Israelites: one is named as the father of Jashobeam, and

Zachariah (Greek Zacharias, a form of the Hebrew name Zechariah) is presented in the New Testament both as a priest connected with the birth of John and as

Zacchaeus is a man named in Luke 19, identified as “a chief tax collector” who “was rich” (Luke 19:2). His Greek name (Ζακχαῖος) is of Hebrew origin according

Zabud is the name of two Israelites mentioned in Scripture: one is identified as “chief minister, the king’s friend” in Solomon’s administration, and another appears in a list

Zabbud (also spelled Zabud) is the name of two Israelites in Scripture. The name is explained in lexicon material as meaning “given,” derived from a Hebrew root meaning

Zabdi is a Hebrew name associated with four Israelites in Scripture. The name is connected with the idea of “giving,” and one Zabdi appears in the selection of

Zabad is a Hebrew personal name meaning “giver,” and the lexicon gloss identifies it as the name of seven Israelites. In Scripture, the name appears for several different