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Jeiel:
je-i'-el (ye‘i'el, meaning unknown):
(1) A Reubenite (1Ch 5:7).
(2) In 1Ch 8:29, added in the Revised Version (British and American) from 9:35, where Kethibh is "Jeuel," an ancestor of King Saul; the King James Version "Jehiel."
(3) One of David's mighty men (1Ch 11:44). the King James Version is "Jehiel"; Kethibh is "Jeuel."
(4) A Levite, keeper of the ark with Obed-edom (1Ch 15:18,21; 16:5; 2Ch 20:14), called "Jehiah" in 1Ch 15:24.
(5) A Levite (1Ch 16:5) ="JAAZIEL" of 1Ch 15:18 (which see).
(6) A scribe under King Uzziah (2Ch 26:11).
(7) A chief of the Levites, present at King Josiah's great Passover feast (2Ch 35:9).
(8) One of those who had married foreign wives (Ezr 10:43) =" Juel" in 1 Esdras 9:35.
(9) the King James Version in 2Ch 29:14; see JEHIEL, (5).
(10) the King James Version in Ezr 8:13; see JEUEL, (3).
Written by David Francis Roberts
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