Zab6ai

I. One of the descendants of liebai who had married a foreign wife, Ezr lO'-® (BA Zo^oi's Luc. Za^ov8) ; called in 1 Es 9-" Jozab- dus. 2. Father of Baruch who assisted in the rebuilding of the wall, Neh 32»(BA Za^oi), S Za^poi, Luc. 'Pa/3/3ai). The KerS has, perhaps rightly, 'ji Zaccai, a name which occurs in Ezr 2'' ( B Za(>x<"'i .V '^"' ZaKxd", Luc. Zaj,xa'a5) = Neh 7'^ (BX Zatfoi's A Za.Kxovf>, Luc. Za/cx«"'5), and is the origin of the ZACCH.EUS of 2 Mac 10" and the NT.

ZABBUD (Kithtbh int, Keri toi Zarcur ; B. cm., A Zo/3oi'5, i.e. lui [cf. 1 K 4'], Luc. ZaKxoup). — An I'xile who returned with Ezra, Ezr 8". In 1 Es S'" n!2!) is apparently corrupted into ISTALCURUS. ZABDEUS (Za^Saios), 1 Es 9-' = Zebadiah of the sons of Immer, Ezr H>". ZABDI ('^3! ' gift of Jah,' or perh. ' my gift,' or 'gift to me' ; NT Ze/SeSaios, Zebedee).— 1. The grandfather of Achan, Jos 7'- "■ '» (B ZaufSpil, A Za^pf, Zan^pl, Luc.

Za;35(e)0, called in 1 Ch 2" Z-imri (B Za/ji^pfl, A Zafifipi). 2. A Benjamite, 1 Ch 8'^ (B ZajiSel, A Za,aoI, Luc. Zf;35i)- 3. An uHicer of Uavid, 1 Ch 27=' (B Zaxp^l, A and Luc. Zaiiol). i. A Levite, Neh 11" (B om., A Zexp^, Luc. Zexp(^) ; l^ut read probably n^i Zichri, as in || 1 Ch ZABDIEL C^K"!?! 'my gift is El').—!. Father of one of David's otiicers, 1 Ch 27* (BA Zo/SSei^X, Luc. Za/j5i7)X). 2.

A prominent oihcial, overseer of 12S ' mighty men of^ valour' in Nehemiali's time, Neh 11" (B BaSii'A, A Zoxp^-fjX, Luc. Zexpii/X). 3. An Arabian who put Alexander Balas to death and sent his head to Ptolemy, 1 Mac 11" (Za'^oiriX), Jos. Atit. XIII. iv. 8 (Zd/3eiXos).