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Shammah Shammai Shammoth Shammua Shamsherai Shapham Shaphat Sharai Sharar Sharezer Sharon Shashai Shashak Shaul Shaveh Kiriathaim Shaveh,
valley of Shealtiel...
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Nephish Nephishesim Nephthalim Nephtoah Nephusim Ner
Nereus Nergal Nergal-
sharezer Neri
Neriah Nethaneel Nethaniah Nethinim Neziah Nezib Nibhaz, the barker...
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Neriglissar (Babylonian cuneiform: Nergal-šar-uṣur or Nergal-šarra-uṣur,
meaning "Nergal,
protect the king") was the
fourth king of the Neo-Babylonian...
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International Version sees
three characters "Nergal-
Sharezer of Samgar, Nebo-S****kim a
chief officer, Nergal-
Sharezer a high official."
Versions featuring these...
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Sennacherib was
worshiping when he was ********inated by his sons
Adrammelech and
Sharezer (2
Kings 19:37,
Isaiah 37:38). The name is most
likely a
scribal error...
- inscription, "(belonging) to Nathan-melech,
servant of the king." Nergal-
sharezer, king of
Babylon is
probably identical to an
official of Nebuchadnezzar...
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earlier Sanasunk) is
traditionally ****ociated with
Sanasar (i.e.,
biblical Sharezer), the son of the ****yrian king
Sennacherib who fled to
Armenia after murdering...
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biblical account according to
which Sennacherib's sons
Adramelech and
Sharezer fled to
Armenia after murdering their father (Isaiah 37:38). K****natsi...
- ****yria is
reported to have been
murdered by his sons
Adrammelech and
Sharezer in the
temple of "Nisroch",
which is most
likely a
scribal error for "Nimrod"...
