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Mijamin

Mijamin was a priest in ancient Israel who served during the time of King David and later participated in the covenant renewal under Nehemiah. He represents the priestly line that maintained worship and religious duties in Israel.

Overview

Mijamin was a member of the priestly division during David's reign and later a signatory to the covenant renewal in Jerusalem during Nehemiah's leadership. As one of the priests listed in the official records, he exemplified the faithful continuation of Israel's religious leadership across generations.

Key Scriptures

"The ninth lot fell to Mijamin" (1 Chronicles 24:9, ESV) - indicating his assignment in the priestly rotation established by King David for temple service.

"Mijamin, Maaziah, Bilgai, Shemaiah; these were the priests" (Nehemiah 10:7, ESV) - recording his participation in the sealed covenant of the people to walk in God's law.

Application

Mijamin's consistent role in worship reminds us that faithful service to God, whether prominent or behind the scenes, contributes to the spiritual health of God's people and honors His name across generations.

Scripture References 2
Full Topical Reference List 2 total — Nave's Topical Bible

1. A priest in the time of David

2. A priest who sealed the covenant with Nehemiah