Gareb
One of David's Mighty Men
Gareb was an Itrite who served as one of King David's mighty warriors, known as 'the Thirty'. He is mentioned in the list of David's heroes in 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles. The name Gareb is also associated with a hill near Jerusalem mentioned in Jeremiah's prophecy.
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Mentioned among David's Mighty Men
Gareb is listed as one of David's thirty mighty warriors, an elite group of soldiers who served King David with great bravery.
Identified as an Itrite
Gareb is described as an Itrite, indicating his origin from a clan or place called Jeter or Jattir.
Listed in the Chronicles' roster
Gareb is also mentioned in the parallel list of David's heroes in 1 Chronicles, confirming his place among David's most trusted warriors.
The Hill of Gareb in Jeremiah's prophecy
The prophet Jeremiah mentions the hill of Gareb in a prophecy about Jerusalem's future rebuilding and expansion, where the city will extend to this hill.