Joha יוֹחָא

Male Tribe of Benjamin H3109G 1 book

A Benjaminite, son of Beriah

Who is Joha in the Bible?

Joha was a son of Beriah and a member of the tribe of Benjamin, mentioned in 1 Chronicles 8:16 as part of the genealogical records of his clan. He is listed among the Benjaminite family heads who lived in Jerusalem during the period documented in the Old Testament. While the biblical text provides no details about his personal life or accomplishments, his inclusion in this genealogy indicates he held some significance within his clan's leadership structure. The record of Joha contributes to the larger narrative of Benjamin's tribal organization and settlement patterns, particularly in relation to the lineage of King Saul.

Biography

Joha is briefly mentioned in 1Ch.8.16 as one of the sons of Beriah, a descendant of Benjamin. He is listed among the Benjaminite clan heads who lived in Jerusalem. This genealogical record in 1 Chronicles traces the lineage of King Saul and provides insight into the family structure and settlement patterns of the tribe of Benjamin. The mention of Joha and his brothers living in Jerusalem suggests that they may have held positions of leadership or influence within their clan. However, no additional information is provided about Joha's life, his specific role within the clan, or any notable achievements.

Family

In Scripture

1 biblical book
1 Chronicles 1 verse
  • 1 Chronicles 8:16

    "Michael, Ishpah, and Joha were the sons of Beriah."

Names & Aliases

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Named Hebrew יוֹחָא