Place
Senaah
Town or clan name representing one of the largest groups who returned from Babylonian exile with Zerubbabel, whose descendants also rebuilt the Fish Gate.
Who or what is this?
Senaah is recorded in the lists of returning exiles in 2:35 and 7:38 as the origin of a very large family group — 3,630 individuals according to Ezra, 3,930 in Nehemiah — who came back from with . It may denote a town whose location is uncertain, or it may be a clan or ancestral designation. The family of Senaah also contributed workers to the rebuilding of the Fish Gate of under Nehemiah (Nehemiah 3:3). Beyond these administrative records, Senaah has no further narrative in Scripture.
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