Person
Shelomoth
Levite treasurer
A Mosaic Levite appointed by David as keeper of the dedicated treasures intended for the temple, recorded in 1 Chronicles 26.
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Who or what is this?
Shelomoth, a descendant of through his son , is named in 1 Chronicles 26:25–28 as the head of the treasury that held the dedicated gifts — spoils from war and offerings consecrated by and his commanders, , Saul, and — which were to fund . His appointment over this treasury is presented as part of David's comprehensive organization of Levitical duties prior to the building of the temple. No other narrative details are given about him.
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