Cheluhi, or Cheluhu is the name given in Ezra 10:35 for one of the men who married foreign women. Chelub Two individuals by the name of Chelub are mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. A descendant of Judah, called "brother of Shuhah" in 1 Chronicles 4:11, in a genealogical passage listing descendants of Judah. According to the Encyclopaedia Biblica (1899), this "Chelub" is the biblical figure better known as Caleb. An Ezri son of Chelub was an overseer of agricultural work in the time of king David according to 1 Chronicles 27:26. Chesed See Kesed Chenaanah Chenaanah is the name of two biblical figures. In a genealogical section of Chronicles concerned with the Tribe of Benjamin, a Chenaanah son of Bilhan is mentioned. The false prophet Zedekiah is called "son of Chenaanah". Chenaniah Chenaniah, according to Chronicles, was a Levite leader in the time of David. The Hebrew text is unclear as to whether he was in charge of something to do with singing or with the carrying of the ark. ChimhamChimham, Chimhan or Kimham was a servant nominated by Barzillai to accompany King David to Gilgal during his return to Jerusalem after the death of Absalom. (2 Samuel 19:37–40) The name also refers to a place near Bethlehem where Johanan regrouped before departing to Egypt. ChislonChislon was the father of Elidad, a prince of the Tribe of Benjamin. (Num. 34:21) CushiCushi was the name of 2 biblical individuals found in the Hebrew Bible. The father of Shelemiah, and so as the great-grandfather of Jehudi who later joined Jeremiah and Baruch in the request of the men to read the scrolls of Jeremiah to the king's direct advisors. Some point afterwards, Jehoiachim demolishes the scroll by casting it to a pit of fire. () The father of the Prophet Zephaniah in ; he was also the son of Gedaliah which was the son of Amariah the son of Hezekiah. Another unnamed biblical figure called "the Cushite" is found in as a messenger from Joab who brought tidings to David, after the death of Absalom whom Joab killed. Shortly after David mourns for his beloved son which caused Joab to be taken off his position. () The King James Version translates his name as Cushi as a term for an ethiopian descent. D DalphonDalphon (Hebrew דַּלְפוֹן "to weep") was one of the ten sons of Haman, killed along with Haman by the