Benaiah (David's hero from Pirathon)
David's warriors from Pirathon
Benaiah of Pirathon was one of King David's heroes, mentioned among the thirty brave warriors who served David with great loyalty and courage. He was an Ephraimite from the town of Pirathon and distinguished himself as a skilled warrior in David's army. He should not be confused with the more well-known Benaiah, son of Jehoiada, who led David's bodyguard.
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Mentioned among David's heroes
Benaiah of Pirathon is listed among David's thirty heroes, an elite group of warriors who distinguished themselves in service to the king.
Listed in Chronicles
Benaiah of Pirathon is also mentioned in 1 Chronicles in the list of David's mighty men, confirming his position among the thirty heroes.
Monthly army commander
Benaiah the Pirathonite served as commander for the division of the eleventh month, responsible for 24,000 men in David's military rotation system.
Service during David's reign
As part of David's elite warriors, Benaiah helped secure and maintain David's kingdom through military service and loyalty to the king.