1 Chronicles 12:20

New American Standard Bible 1995 with Strong Numbers

As he wentto Ziklagthere defectedto him from Manasseh:Adnah,Jozabad,Jediael,Michael,Jozabad,Elihuand Zillethai,captainsof thousandswhobelonged to Manasseh.

Cross References

1 Chronicles 12:19

From Manassehalso somedefectedto Davidwhen he was about to goto battlewith the PhilistinesagainstSaul.But they did not helpthem, for the lordsof the Philistinesafter consultationsenthim away,saying,"At [the cost of] our headshe may defectto his masterSaul."

1 Chronicles 12:21

They helpedDavidagainstthe bandof raiders,for they were allmightymenof valor,and were captainsin the army.

1 Chronicles 8:20

Elienai,Zillethai,Eliel,

Exodus 18:21

"Furthermore, you shall selectout of allthe peopleablemenwho fearGod,menof truth,those who hatedishonestgain;and you shall place[these] overthem [as] leadersof thousands,of hundreds,of fiftiesand of tens.

Deuteronomy 1:15

"So I tookthe headsof your tribes,wiseand experiencedmen,and appointedthem headsoveryou, leadersof thousandsand of hundreds,of fiftiesand of tens,and officersfor your tribes.

Deuteronomy 33:17

"As the firstbornof his ox,majestyis his, And his hornsare the hornsof the wildox;With them he will pushthe peoples,Allat once,[to] the endsof the earth.And thoseare the tenthousandsof Ephraim,And thoseare the thousandsof Manasseh."

1 Samuel 29:11

So Davidaroseearly,he and his men,to departin the morningto returnto the landof the Philistines.And the Philistineswentup to Jezreel.

1 Samuel 29:3

Then the commandersof the Philistinessaid,"What[are] theseHebrews[doing here]?" And Achishsaidto the commandersof the Philistines,"Is thisnot David,the servantof Saulthe kingof Israel,whohas beenwith me thesedays,or[rather] theseyears,and I have foundnofaultin him from the dayhe deserted[to me] to thisday?"

1 Samuel 29:4

But the commandersof the Philistineswere angrywith him, and the commandersof the Philistinessaidto him, "Make the mangoback,that he may returnto his placewhereyou have assignedhim, and do not let him godownto battlewith us, orin the battlehe may becomean adversaryto us. For with whatcould this[man] makehimself acceptableto his lord?[Would it] not [be] with the headsof thesemen?