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Zephaniah

Explore the people and evidence recorded for the book of Zephaniah. Entries follow their first cited passage in the selected text.

People recorded in this book 9

Recorded names may include people recalled from earlier stories. Each entry keeps its existing source identity.

  • Amariah

    great-grandfather of Zephaniah the prophet

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  • Amon

    King of Judah and son of Manasseh

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  • Cushi

    father of Zephaniah the prophet

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  • Gedaliah

    grandfather of Zephaniah the prophet

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  • Hezekiah

    great-great-grandfather of Zephaniah the prophet

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  • Josiah

    prophesied son of the house of David, King of Judah and son of Amon

    Recorded names: Josiah · King of Judah

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  • LORD

    Holy, Holy, Holy and too many others to fit here

    Recorded names: LORD · LORD God · God of Israel

    Explorer record: God

    The source combines God/LORD and Jesus mentions in one shared record. Names here come from the selected passages; the family tree labels that record Jesus.

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  • Zephaniah

    the prophet, the son of Cushi

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  • Ammon

    son of Lot and forebear of the Ammonites

    Explorer record: Ben-ammi

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Events referenced in this book 2

Includes earlier events recalled in this book. Passage order and historical dates describe different aspects of the record.

Places linked through referenced events 0

Reviewed places associated with the cited events. These associations do not form a complete list of places mentioned in the book or prove that every supporting verse names the place.

No reviewed event-place associations are recorded for this selection. Place coverage is incomplete; this does not mean the book names no places.