TOBIJAH

(To·biʹjah) [Jehovah is my good].

1. One of the Levites whom Jehoshaphat dispatched to teach Jehovah’s law in the cities of Judah in 934 B.C.E.—2 Chron. 17:7-9.

2. One of the returned Jewish exiles from whom gold and silver were taken to make a crown for High Priest Jeshua.—Zech. 6:10, 11, 14.