Harim
Archimandrite Nikifor’s Biblical Encyclopedia
—a name borne by priestly and lay families and individuals. (1) (1 Chron. 24:8) the priestly division that received the third lot in David’s organization. (2) (Ezra 2:32; Neh. 7:35) a lay family of 320 returnees. (3) (Ezra 2:39; Neh. 7:42) a priestly family of 1,017 returnees. (4) (Ezra 10:21) a priestly family represented among those who had married foreign women. (5) (Ezra 10:31) a lay family represented in the same proceeding. (6) (Neh. 3:11) the father of Malchijah, who repaired the wall.
(7) (Neh. 10:5) a priestly signatory of the covenant. (8) (Neh. 10:27) a leader who sealed the covenant. (9) (Neh. 12:15) a priestly house whose head in the days of Joiakim was Adna.
Scripture cited
1 Chronicles 24:8Ezra 2:32Nehemiah 7:35Ezra 2:39Nehemiah 7:42Ezra 10:21Ezra 10:31Nehemiah 3:11Nehemiah 10:5Nehemiah 10:27Nehemiah 12:15