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Michael
A name shared by several minor Old Testament figures including a Gadite chief, a son of Jehoshaphat, and various tribal leaders.
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The name Michael is borne by several distinct individuals in the Old Testament. These include a Gadite chief listed in 1 Chronicles 5:13, another Michael among the sons of Izrahiah of the tribe of (1 Chr 7:3), a Manassite who joined at (1 Chr 12:20), a son of King Jehoshaphat of (2 Chr 21:2), and a father of of Issachar (1 Chr 27:18), among others. None of these figures plays a significant narrative role; they appear primarily in lists and genealogies. The archangel , who appears in , , and Revelation, is a separate figure.
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