Baladan
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Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
BALADAN.See Merodach-Baladan.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Bal'adan. See Merodach-Baladan.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
bal?a-dan בּלאדן, bal'ădhān, ?He (i.e. Merodach) has given a son?: Baladan is said in 2Ki_20:12 and Isa_39:1 to have been the father of Berodach (Merodach)-Baladan, king of Babylon. Some have thought that the Biblical. writer was wrong here, inasmuch as it is said in the inscriptions of Sargon (Annals, 228, 315; Pt., 122), that Merodach-Baladan was the son of Yakin. It is evident, however, from the analogy of Jehu, who is called by the Assyrian kings the son of Omri, that Yakin is to be looked upon as the founder of the dynasty or kingdom, rather than as the father of Merodach-Baladan. The Bith Yakin, over which Merodach-Baladan is said to have been king, corresponds exactly to the phrase Bith Khumria, or House of Omri, over which Jehu is said to have ruled. There is no reason, then, for supposing that there is an error in either case. There is, however, good reason for believing that the Merodach-Baladan of the Book of Kings was the son of another king of the same name. That only the latter part of the father's name is here mentioned may be compared with the Shalman of Hos_10:14 for the more fully-written Shalmaneser of 2Ki_17:3; and with the Jareb of Hos_5:13 and Hos_10:6, probably for Sennacherib. Such abbreviation of proper names was usual among the Assyrians and Babylonians. See Tallquist, Namenbuch, xiv-xix.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
BALADAN.See Merodach-Baladan.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
Bal'adan. See Merodach-Baladan.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
bal?a-dan בּלאדן, bal'ădhān, ?He (i.e. Merodach) has given a son?: Baladan is said in 2Ki_20:12 and Isa_39:1 to have been the father of Berodach (Merodach)-Baladan, king of Babylon. Some have thought that the Biblical. writer was wrong here, inasmuch as it is said in the inscriptions of Sargon (Annals, 228, 315; Pt., 122), that Merodach-Baladan was the son of Yakin. It is evident, however, from the analogy of Jehu, who is called by the Assyrian kings the son of Omri, that Yakin is to be looked upon as the founder of the dynasty or kingdom, rather than as the father of Merodach-Baladan. The Bith Yakin, over which Merodach-Baladan is said to have been king, corresponds exactly to the phrase Bith Khumria, or House of Omri, over which Jehu is said to have ruled. There is no reason, then, for supposing that there is an error in either case. There is, however, good reason for believing that the Merodach-Baladan of the Book of Kings was the son of another king of the same name. That only the latter part of the father's name is here mentioned may be compared with the Shalman of Hos_10:14 for the more fully-written Shalmaneser of 2Ki_17:3; and with the Jareb of Hos_5:13 and Hos_10:6, probably for Sennacherib. Such abbreviation of proper names was usual among the Assyrians and Babylonians. See Tallquist, Namenbuch, xiv-xix.
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
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