Akkud
Descendant of David through Zerubbabel
También conocido como: Ahihud
Akikud is listed in 1 Chronicles as one of seven sons of Eljoenai, and thus belongs to the Davidic royal line through the lineage of Zerubbabel. As part of the post-exilic generation, he represents an important link in the royal genealogy following the return from Babylon. The precise recording of his name among Eljoenai's sons testifies to the Jewish community's dedication to preserving genealogical records of David's descendants, a practice with deep messianic significance in light of God's covenant promises of an eternal throne for David's offspring.
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Mentioned in David's genealogy
Akkud is listed as one of the seven sons of Eljoenai, a descendant of David through Zerubbabel, in the post-exilic genealogy in 1 Chronicles.
Part of the Davidic lineage after the exile
Through his father Eljoenai, Akikud is connected to Zerubbabel, who led the Jews back from the Babylonian exile. The recording of his name in the genealogies testifies to faithfulness in preserving the royal line of David and to God's faithfulness to covenant promises of an eternal throne for David's descendants.