Zorobabel ben Salathiel ben Jechonias

• Preferred Name: Zorobabel ben Salathiel ben Jechonias^{[1] [2]}
  
• Gender: M
  
• Rebuilt+Temple+++538-516: BET 538 BC AND 516 BC in Jerusalem, Ottoman Empire at LATI: N1.7833 LONG: E5.2333 with note: Rebuilt Temple 538-516
  
• Occupation: Governor Of The State Of Judah
  
• Death: BET 520 BC AND 516 BC with note: He is not mentioned 4 years later when temple was dedicated. 516BC He was still alive in Haggai 1:1 second year (520BC) of Darius the king, He was living in 537BC when he lead the Jews back to Judea from Babylon. Finally, God sent the prophets Haggai and Zechariah to encourage and support Zerubbabel (Ezra 5:1–2), and the work on the second temple resumed. Four years later, in 516 BC, the temple was completed and dedicated with great fanfare (Ezra 6:16). The Jews also observed the Passover (Ezra 6:19). It’s interesting that Zerubbabel is never mentioned in connection with the dedication ceremonies, nor is his name mentioned again after Ezra 5:1. For this reason, Zerubbabel’s temple is often referred to simply as the “second temple.”
  
• FSID: LZXG-42W
  
• Clan Name: with note: Description: 23rd generation in male-line descent from King David
  
• Birth: ABT 574 BC in Babylonia at LATI: N2.54 LONG: E4.42 with note: His father was born just after arriving in Babylon say 594BC. Add 20 years to make a 574 BC birth for Zerubbabel, making him a mature age 37 when he leads Jews back to Judea in 537BC.
  
• http://familysearch.org/v1/TitleOfNobility: Governor
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  This Zorobabel, son of Salathiel, is the Governor of Judah.
  For those who believe theories external to the Biblical text that the three Zorobabel’s are the same person, please do not merge these, rather just jump to each respectively and carry on from there.
  
  Governor Zorobabel https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZXG-42W
  
  Zerubbabel son of Pedaiah. https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2QQ-HCS
  
  Zorobabel grandson of Neri
  https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L447-F8C
  
  Salathiel and Zorobabel Seperate or same?
  Luke 3: ................................... Matthew 1:
  Josephs line from Nathan .......... Marys Royal line from Solomon
  Melchi .....LJL5-2S1 .................. Josiah ......LKY7-81G
  ...........
  
  Matthew 1:2-17 Mary's lineage to Solomon/David/Abraham thru her father Joseph
  2 Abraham1 (L6B5-RJM) begat Isaac; and Isaac2 (9Z4N-49L) begat Jacob; and Jacob3 (LKZK-9XH) begat Judas and his brethren;
  3 And Judas4 (LHS4-RK2) begat Phares (LJNT-9V7) and Zara (GCNB-6KN) of Thamar
  
  Calculated Birth & Death years on the Solomon & Nathan lines
  
  Links for Zerubbabel
  https://www.gotquestions.org/Zerubbabel-second-temple.html
  
  In 538 BC, Zerubbabel, the leader of the tribe of Judah, was part of the first wave of Jewish captives to return to Jerusalem (Ezra 1:1–2).
  
  Three seperate and distinct Zorobabel's. Please be careful not to merge into one big mess.
  1. LZXG-42W Zorobabel (574-516BC) Governor (538-516BC) of Judah, son of Salathiel son of Jechonias (Uncle of 3), who's own son is Abiud (Royal line done to Mary's father Joseph)
  Matthew 1:12 And afte
  
  === Zerubbabel Princly head of the tribe of ===
  Zerubbabel Princly head of the tribe of Judah was appointed by Cyrus King of Persia to be Governor of Judea & rebuild the Temple at Jerusalem (Ezra)1-1-8 Haggi 2;2-4
  
  520 BC LED THE POEPLE BACK TO JERUSALEM

1. Abiud ben Zerubbabel, b. ABT 486 BC     d. ABT 431 BC

1. Title: Zorobabel son of Salathiel son of Jeconias
   Publication: Name: https://gw.geneanet.org/ggbgiovanni?n=son+of+shealtiel+of+jeconiah&oc=&p=zerubbabel;
   Note: Born - Now, Isfahan, Iran Deceased King of Judah, Governador de Judá Parents Shealtiel son of Jeconiah † ? ? Spouses and children Married to ? ? with M Abiud son of Zerubbabel † M Abihud ? † (hide) Events --- : Birth - Now, Isfahan, Iran --- : Tribe Name Judah through Solomon --- : Title of Nobility - Babylonia HEIR OF THE DAVIDIC DYNASTY --- : Title of Nobility Governor --- : Marriage (with ? ?) --- : Death Sources Individual: FamilySearch Family Tree
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   Publication: Name: https://www.jw.org/finder?wtlocale=T&docid=1200004716&srctype=wol&srcid=share;
   Note: Primeiro governador dos judeus repatriados (Ag 2:21); descendente do Rei Davi, e antepassado de Jesus Cristo; provavelmente era, na verdade, filho de Pedaías, mas legalmente reconhecido como filho de Sealtiel. (1Cr 3:19; Mt 1:12, 13; Lu 3:27; veja GENEALOGIA DE JESUS CRISTO [Problemas na Genealogia de Jesus Registrada por Mateus].) A lista genealógica de 1 Crônicas (3:19, 20) menciona sete filhos de Zorobabel (Mesulão, Hananias, Hasubá, Oel, Berequias, Hasadias, Jusabe-Hesede) e uma filha (Selomite). O nome oficial ou babilônico de Zorobabel parece ter sido Sesbazar. — Esd 1:8, 11; 5:14, 16; compare isso com Esd 3:8. Depois da libertação do exílio babilônico, Zorobabel, em 537 AEC, liderou um restante judeu na volta a Jerusalém e Judá. (Esd 2:1, 2; Ne 7:6, 7; 12:1; MAPA, Vol. 2, p. 332) Como governador nomeado pelo Rei Ciro, confiou-se a Zorobabel os vasos sagrados de ouro e de prata que, anos antes, tinham sido tirados do templo por Nabucodonosor. (Esd 5:14, 15) Em Jerusalém, sob a direção de Zorobabel e do sumo sacerdote Jesua, erigiu-se o altar do templo no sétimo mês (etanim, ou tisri, setembro-outubro) (Esd 3:1, 2), e, no segundo ano, no segundo mês (zive, ou íiar, abril-maio, de 536 AEC) começou a construção do templo propriamente dito. (Esd 3:8) Reconhecendo a má motivação dos não judeus, que pediram para participar na obra de reconstrução, Zorobabel, Jesua e os cabeças das casas paternas declararam: “Não tendes nada que ver conosco na construção de uma casa ao nosso Deus, pois nós mesmos, juntos, construiremos para Jeová, o Deus de Israel, assim como nos mandou o Rei Ciro, rei da Pérsia.” — Esd 4:1-3. Estes não judeus, porém, continuaram a desanimar os reconstrutores do templo, e, por fim (em 522 AEC), conseguiram um embargo oficial da obra. Dois anos mais tarde, Zorobabel e Jesua (Josué), incentivados pelos profetas Ageu e Zacarias, corajosamente reiniciaram a construção do templo, apesar do embargo. (Esd 4:23, 24; 5:1, 2; Ag 1:1, 12, 14; Za 1:1) Depois disso, uma investigação feita nos arquivos persas vindicou a legalidade da obra deles. (Esd 6:1-12) Durante toda a obra, os profetas Ageu e Zacarias continuaram a incentivar Zorobabel, fortalecendo-o para a obra e garantindo-lhe que tinha o favor divino. (Ag 2:2-4, 21-23; Za 4:6-10) Por fim (em 515 AEC), o templo foi concluído. (Esd 6:13-15) Também, durante a governadoria de Zorobabel, cuidou-se das necessidades dos levitas, recebendo os cantores e os porteiros seu quinhão, “conforme a necessidade diária”. — Ne 12:47.