How to Pronounce Meshullam
Meh-SHOO-lam
Meshullam is pronounced Meh-SHOO-lam (mɛˈʃuːləm): three syllables, stress on the second. Also heard: meh-SHOOL-uhm.
What does Meshullam mean?
Meshullam means “peaceable; perfect; their parables”.
Hitchcock’s Bible Names (1869), public domain.
Who was Meshullam?
Meshullam is a name borne by many different men in Israel's history, chiefly in the era of Ezra and Nehemiah. One Meshullam, the son of Berechiah, repaired sections of Jerusalem's wall (Nehemiah 3:4, 3:30). Another was a chief man Ezra sent to gather Levites for the return from exile (Ezra 8:16).
Also pronounced
meh-SHOOL-uhm
Found in Scripture
2 Kings 22:31 Chronicles 3:191 Chronicles 5:131 Chronicles 8:171 Chronicles 9:71 Chronicles 9:81 Chronicles 9:111 Chronicles 9:122 Chronicles 34:12Ezra 8:16Ezra 10:15Ezra 10:29Nehemiah 3:4Nehemiah 3:6Nehemiah 3:30Nehemiah 6:18Nehemiah 8:4Nehemiah 10:7Nehemiah 10:20Nehemiah 11:7Nehemiah 11:11Nehemiah 12:13Nehemiah 12:16Nehemiah 12:25Nehemiah 12:33
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