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Rezin

Rezin was a family head among the returning exiles from Babylon whose descendants are listed among those who returned to Jerusalem. He represents the faithful remnant who rebuilt the temple and community after the exile.

Overview

Rezin was a leader of a family group whose descendants returned from captivity in Babylon to Jerusalem. His name appears in the official records of those who participated in the restoration of God's temple and the reestablishment of the Jewish community in the promised land.

Key Scriptures

"The descendants of Rezin, Azaziah, Jorah, and Jaala—three hundred and forty-two" (Ezra 2:48, ESV).

"The descendants of Rezin, Azaziah, and Jorah, and Jaala—three hundred and forty-two" (Nehemiah 7:50, ESV).

Application

Rezin's family reminds us that God preserves a faithful remnant through exile and judgment, calling ordinary believers to participate in His restoration work.

Scripture References 2
Ezra 2:48 Nehemiah 7:50
Full Topical Reference List 2 total — Nave's Topical Bible

2. A returned Babylonian captive

Ezra 2:48 Nehemiah 7:50
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