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Ii. 21, 22, is much closer than in the cases we have previously considered ; and it is highly probable that Jair was in fact the grandson of Hezron. But on the other hand there is a total absence of conclusive proof as to the time at which Jair flourished. The passage which at first sight appears most definite upon the subject is Num. Xxxii. 41, "And Jair the son of Manasseh went and took the small towns thereof [i. E. Of Gilead], and called them Havoth-jair. " But, if Jair in person did what i...s here spoken of, he must have been under twenty years of age at the date of the Exodus; and, as his grandfather Hezron was born before the descent of Jacob into Egypt, it follows that at least one hundred and ninety^five years must have intervened between the birth of the grandfather and the grandchild, thus giving ninety-two years and a half to the length of a generation ; a precedent on which few will be bold enough to found a rule applicable to the descendants of Jacob at large.
The real explanation of the passage last quoted, is evidently that Jair is there spoken of as representing his descendants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ii. 21, 22, is much closer than in the cases we have previously considered ; and it is highly probable that Jair was in fact the grandson of Hezron. But on the other hand there is a total absence of conclusive proof as to the time at which Jair flourished. The passage which at first sight appears most definite upon the subject is Num. Xxxii. 41, "And Jair the son of Manasseh went and took the small towns thereof [i. E. Of Gilead], and called them Havoth-jair. " But, if Jair in person did what i...s here spoken of, he must have been under twenty years of age at the date of the Exodus; and, as his grandfather Hezron was born before the descent of Jacob into Egypt, it follows that at least one hundred and ninety^five years must have intervened between the birth of the grandfather and the grandchild, thus giving ninety-two years and a half to the length of a generation ; a precedent on which few will be bold enough to found a rule applicable to the descendants of Jacob at large.
The real explanation of the passage last quoted, is evidently that Jair is there spoken of as representing his descendants.
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