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Conaniah
Chief Levite appointed over the tithes and temple offerings during Hezekiah's reforms, responsible for organizing the distribution of the people's gifts (2 Chronicles 31).
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Conaniah is named in 2 Chronicles 31:12–13 as the chief appointed over the tithes, heave offerings, and dedicated things brought to during the religious reforms of King . When Hezekiah restored proper worship and the people responded generously with firstfruits, tithes, and offerings, Conaniah and his brother were placed in charge of overseeing the distribution and storage. He and his subordinate officers are commended for organizing the vast administration of the temple's storehouses. A second Conaniah also appears in 2 Chronicles 35:9 as a Levitical leader who contributed offerings for 's .
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