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Nehemiah 7

Plan para defender Jerusalén

1 Una vez que se terminó la reconstrucción de la muralla y se colocaron sus puertas, se nombraron porteros, cantores y levitas. 2 A mi hermano Jananí, que era un hombre fiel y temeroso de Dios como pocos, lo puse a cargo de Jerusalén, junto con Jananías, comandante de la ciudadela. 3 A los dos les dije: «Las puertas de Jerusalén se abrirán cuando ya haya salido el sol, y volverán a cerrarse y se asegurarán con sus barras cuando los porteros estén en sus puestos. Además, los habitantes de Jerusalén montarán guardia, unos en sus puestos y otros frente a su propia casa».

4 La ciudad ocupaba una gran extensión, pero tenía pocos habitantes porque no todas las casas se habían reconstruido.

Lista de los repatriados

5 Mi Dios puso en mi corazón el deseo de reunir a los nobles, a los oficiales y al pueblo, para registrarlos según su descendencia; y encontré el registro genealógico de los que habían regresado en la primera repatriación. Allí estaba escrito:

6 La siguiente es la lista de la gente de la provincia, es decir, de aquellos que Nabucodonosor, rey de Babilonia, se había llevado cautivos, y a quienes se les permitió regresar a Jerusalén y a Judá. Cada uno volvió a su propia ciudad,

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bajo el mando de Zorobabel, Jesúa, Nehemías, Azarías, Raamías, Najamani, Mardoqueo, Bilsán, Mispéret, Bigvay, Nehúm y Baná.

Esta es la lista de los israelitas que regresaron:

^cv de Parós	2.172
^cv de Sefatías	372
^cv de Araj	652
^cv de Pajat Moab, es decir, los de Jesúa y de Joab	2.818
^cv de Elam	1.254
^cv de Zatú	845
^cv de Zacay	760
^cv de Binuy	648
^cv de Bebay	628
^cv de Azgad	2.322
^cv de Adonicán	667
^cv de Bigvay	2.067
^cv de Adín	655
^cv de Ater, es decir, los de Ezequías	98
^cv de Jasún	328
^cv de Bezay	324
^cv de Jarif	112
^cv de Gabaón	95
^cv de Belén y de Netofa	188
^cv de Anatot	128
^cv de Bet Azmávet	42
^cv de Quiriat Yearín, Cafira y Berot	743
^cv de Ramá y de Gueba	721
^cv de Micmás	122
^cv de Betel y de Hai	123
^cv del otro Nebo	52
^cv del otro Elam	1.254
^cv de Jarín	320
^cv de Jericó	345
^cv de Lod, Jadid y Ono	721
^cv de Sená	3.930

^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

148

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

138

^cv Los servidores del templo eran descendientes de Zijá, Jasufá, Tabaot, ^cv Querós, Sigajá, Padón, ^cv Lebaná, Jagabá, Salmay, ^cv Janán, Guidel, Gajar, ^cv Reaías, Rezín, Necoda, ^cv Gazán, Uza, Paseaj, ^cv Besay, Meunín, Nefisesín, ^cv Bacbuc, Jacufá, Jarjur, ^cv Baslut, Mejidá, Jarsa, ^cv Barcós, Sísara, Temá, ^cv Neziaj y Jatifá.

^cv Los descendientes de los siervos de Salomón eran de las familias de Sotay, Soféret, Peruda, ^cv Jalá, Darcón, Guidel, ^cv Sefatías, Jatil, Poquéret Hasebayin y Amón.

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

392

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62 ^{▼▼ In this translation, this verse contains text which in some other translations appears in verses Neh 7:61-Neh 7:62.}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

642

63 De entre los sacerdotes, tampoco pudieron demostrar su ascendencia israelita los siguientes: 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). 64 Estos buscaron sus registros genealógicos, pero, como no los encontraron, fueron excluidos del sacerdocio.
65 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 .

66 El número total de los miembros de la asamblea ascendía a cuarenta y dos mil trescientas sesenta personas, 67 sin contar a esclavos y esclavas, que sumaban siete mil trescientos treinta y siete; y tenían doscientos cuarenta y cinco cantores y cantoras. 68 Tenían además setecientos treinta y seis caballos, doscientas cuarenta y cinco mulas, ^{▼▼ setecientos … mulas (varios mss. hebreos; véase también Esd 2:66 ); TM no incluye estas frases.}
69 cuatrocientos treinta y cinco camellos y seis mil setecientos veinte asnos.

70 Algunos jefes de familia entregaron al tesoro donativos para la obra: el gobernador entregó al tesoro ocho kilos de oro, cincuenta tazones y quinientas treinta túnicas sacerdotales; 71 los jefes de familia entregaron ciento sesenta kilos de oro y mil doscientos diez kilos de plata, 72 y el resto del pueblo entregó ciento sesenta kilos de oro, mil cien kilos ^{▼▼ ocho kilos … ciento sesenta kilos … mil doscientos diez kilos … ciento sesenta kilos … mil cien kilos . Lit. mil dracmas … veinte mil dracmas … dos mil doscientas minas … veinte mil dracmas … dos mil minas.} de plata y sesenta y siete túnicas sacerdotales.

73 Los sacerdotes, los levitas, los porteros, los cantores, la gente del pueblo, los servidores del templo y los demás israelitas se establecieron en sus propias ciudades.

Esdras lee la ley

Al llegar el mes séptimo, los israelitas ya estaban establecidos en sus ciudades.