Amaziah (Father of Josha, mentioned in the genealogy of Simeon (1 Chron. 4:34))
Simeonite clan member, father of Josha
Amaziah belongs to the genealogy of the tribe of Simeon as presented in 1 Chronicles 4, where he is listed as the father of Josha among the named leaders of the tribe. The broader context of the chapter shows how Simeonite family heads sought new grazing lands and expanded their settlements, even though the tribe was geographically incorporated within Judah's territory. The fact that Simeon's lineages were recorded in such detail suggests that the tribe preserved its identity and clan organization at a time when several of the smaller tribes were losing their distinctiveness. Amaziah thus represents a link in a chain of family leaders who carried forward Simeon's tribal affiliation through the generations.
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Mentioned in the genealogy of Simeon
Amaziah is mentioned as the father of Josha in the listing of the tribal leaders of Simeon and their lineages, where named family heads and their descendants are documented.
Expansion of Simeonite settlements
The clans listed in the genealogy of Simeon sought new grazing areas and expanded their settlements, including toward Gedor. Amaziah's connection to this expansion is indirect, through his position among the named clan leaders in the register.