Ezr 2 | SpaNVIC | STEP | La siguiente es la lista de la gente de la provincia que Nabucodonosor, rey de Babilonia, había llevado cautiva a Babilonia, y a la que se le permitió regresar a Jerusalén y a Judá. Cada uno volvió a su propia población

Ezra 2

Lista de los que regresaron

1 La siguiente es la lista de la gente de la provincia que Nabucodonosor, rey de Babilonia, había llevado cautiva a Babilonia, y a la que se le permitió regresar a Jerusalén y a Judá. Cada uno volvió a su propia población 2 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 3 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 4 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 5 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 6 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 7 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 8 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 9 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 10 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 11 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 12 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 13 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 14 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 15 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 16 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 17 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 18 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 19 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 20 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 21 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 22 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 23 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 24 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 25 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 26 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 27 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 28 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 29 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 30 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 31 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 32 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 33 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 34 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 35 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 36 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 37 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 38 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 39 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 40 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.} 41 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:42.}

42 ^{▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Esd 2:2-Esd 2:42.}en compañía de Zorobabel, Jesúa, Nehemías, Seraías, Relaías, Mardoqueo, Bilsán, Mispar, Bigvay, Rejún y Baná.

Esta es la lista de los israelitas que regresaron:

^cv de Parós	2.172
^cv de Sefatías	372
^cv de Araj	775
^cv de Pajat Moab, es decir, de Jesúa y Joab	2.812
^cv de Elam	1.254
^cv de Zatú	945
^cv de Zacay	760
^cv de Baní	642
^cv de Bebay	623
^cv de Azgad	1.222
^cv de Adonicán	666
^cv de Bigvay	2.056
^cv de Adín	454
^cv de Ater, es decir, de Ezequías	98
^cv de Bezay	323
^cv de Jorá	112
^cv de Jasún	223
^cv de Guibar	95
^cv de Belén	123
^cv de Netofa	56
^cv de Anatot	128
^cv de Azmávet	42
^cv de Quiriat Yearín, Cafira y Berot	743
^cv de Ramá y Gueba	621
^cv de Micmás	122
^cv de Betel y de Hai	223
^cv de Nebo	52
^cv de Magbís	156
^cv del otro Elam	1.254
^cv de Jarín	320
^cv de Lod, Jadid y Ono	725
^cv de Jericó	345
^cv de Sená	3.630

^cv De los sacerdotes descendientes de Jedaías, de la familia de Jesúa	973
^cv de Imer	1.052
^cv de Pasur	1.247
^cv de Jarín	1.017

^cv De los levitas descendientes de Jesúa y de Cadmiel, que pertenecían a la familia de Hodavías

^cv De los cantores descendientes de Asaf

128

^cv De los porteros descendientes de Salún, Ater, Talmón, Acub, Jatitá y Sobay

139

43 Los servidores del templo eran de las familias de Zijá, Jasufá, Tabaot, 44 Querós, Sigajá, Padón, 45 Lebaná, Jagabá, Acub, 46 Jagab, Salmay, Janán, 47 Guidel, Gajar, Reaías, 48 Rezín, Necoda, Gazán, 49 Uza, Paseaj, Besay, 50 Asena, Meunín, Nefusín, 51 Bacbuc, Jacufá, Jarjur, 52 Baslut, Mejidá, Jarsa, 53 Barcós, Sísara, Temá,
54 Neziaj y Jatifá.

55 Los descendientes de los servidores de Salomón eran de las familias de Sotay, Soféret, Peruda, 56 Jalá, Darcón, Guidel,
57 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:58.}

58 ^{▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Esd 2:57-Esd 2:58.} Sefatías, Jatil, Poquéret Hasebayin y Amón.

^cv Los servidores del templo y de los descendientes de los servidores de Salomón

392

59 ^{▼▼ This verse is empty because in this translation its contents have been moved to form part of verse Esd 2:60.}

60 ^{▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Esd 2:59-Esd 2:60.}Los siguientes regresaron de Tel Melaj, Tel Jarsá, Querub, Adón e Imer, pero no pudieron demostrar ascendencia israelita:

^cv De los descendientes de Delaías, Tobías y Necoda

652

61 De entre los sacerdotes, los siguientes tampoco pudieron demostrar su ascendencia israelita: los descendientes de Jabaías, Cos y Barzilay (este último se casó con una de las hijas de un galaadita llamado Barzilay, del cual tomó su nombre). 62 Estos buscaron sus registros genealógicos, pero, como no los encontraron, fueron excluidos del sacerdocio.
63 A ellos el gobernador les prohibió comer de los alimentos sagrados hasta que un sacerdote decidiera su suerte por medio del urim y el tumim .

64 El número total de los miembros de la asamblea era de cuarenta y dos mil trescientas sesenta personas, 65 sin contar esclavos y esclavas, que sumaban siete mil trescientos treinta y siete; y tenían doscientos cantores y cantoras. 66 Tenían además setecientos treinta y seis caballos, doscientas cuarenta y cinco mulas,
67 cuatrocientos treinta y cinco camellos y seis mil setecientos veinte burros.

68 Cuando llegaron al templo del Señor en Jerusalén, algunos jefes de familia dieron donativos para que se reconstruyera el templo de Dios en el mismo sitio. 69 De acuerdo con sus capacidades económicas, dieron para la obra de reconstrucción cuatrocientos ochenta y ocho kilos ^{▼▼ cuatrocientos ochenta y ocho kilos . Lit. sesenta y un mil dracmas.} de oro, dos mil setecientos cincuenta kilos ^{▼▼ dos mil setecientos cincuenta kilos . Lit. cinco mil minas.} de plata y cien túnicas sacerdotales.

70 Los sacerdotes, los levitas y algunos del pueblo se establecieron en Jerusalén, ^{▼▼ en Jerusalén (LXX, 3 Esdras 5:46); en sus ciudades (TM).} en tanto que los cantores, los porteros, los servidores del templo y los demás israelitas se fueron a vivir a sus propias poblaciones.