Hanani in Biblical History

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Who is Hanani?
HANA'NI
(gracious). 1. A son of Heman, appointed by David to share with his eleven kinsmen the charge of the eighteenth division of the Levitical musicians, 1 Chr 25:4, 1 Chr 25:25, 2. A seer who rebuked King Asa for neglect to trust in God. He was imprisoned for his boldness, 2 Chr 16:7-10. He was probably the father of Jehu the prophet, 1 Kgs 16:1-2; 2 Chr 19:2. 3. A brother of Nehemiah, who brought him the melancholy report of the condition of Jerusalem which induced Nehemiah to make his journey thither, Neh 1:2. Hanani was afterward appointed by Nehemiah to have charge of the city gates, b.c. 446, Neh 7:2. 4. A priest who had a foreign wife, Ezr 10:20.

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