It's the other way around. Caleb (of Numbers ch.13-14) was the father of Hur (named in Exodus ch.31). This is based upon 1 Chronicles 2:18-20, according to ancient tradition (Talmud, Sanhedrin 69b).However, Hur the son of Caleb may have had a son named Caleb. This is one of two possible explanations of 1 Chronicles 2:50 (Rashi commentary, ibid).
Son of Liberty ? Ben= Son Hur= Liberty
Son of Liberty ? Ben= Son Hur= Liberty
There are 5 different Hur's in the Bible...not showing that the two are not the same. 1.. A descendent of Judah. Son of Caleb and Ephrath...could be the same as #2. 2. Companion of Moses and Aaron. 3. A King of Midian 4. Father of Solomons food deputy 5. Father of Rephaiah , helped Nehemiah rebuild the Jerusalem wall.
The real flesh and blood son of Arrius had previously died. He gives Ben-Hur the family ring and honor that would have gone to his son, and adopts BenHur as a son.
Ben Hur is not a Biblical character. He is a fictional character created by the novelist Lew Wallace in 1880. The novel suggests Ben Hur lived and interacted at the same time as Christ, but the author's work is a story, not a historical account.
Caleb Followill (Caleb), born January 14, 1982, is the singer/frontman for an Alternative Rock band named Kings of Leon.
Caleb was the son of Yephunneh of the tribe of Judah - see Numbers 13:6.
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Two: 1. Caleb, son of Hezron, brother of Jerahmeel and great-grandson of Judah and Tamar (1Ch 2:3-5, 18); also called Chelubai (1Ch 2:9). 2. Caleb, son of Jephunneh the Kenizzite of the tribe of Judah, uncle of Othniel, and likely a descendant of No. 1. Caleb was one of the 12 spies sent out by Moses on a 40-day preview of the land of Canaan, and upon returning, Caleb together with Joshua stood up against the opposition of all the others to give a favorable report. Achsah is listed as the daughter of "Caleb the brother of Jerahmeel" (No. 1 above) who lived about a century and a half before "Caleb the son of Jephunneh." (1Ch 2:42, 49) Some commentators say there was only one Caleb. But the great lapse of time between Judah's grandson Hezron and the settlement of Canaan precludes such a conclusion.
No, Kaleb is not a biblical figure. In the Bible, there is a figure named Caleb, but Kaleb is not a variant spelling or an alternative name for Caleb.
Caleb Strong did not have any siblings. He was the only son of Phebe Lyman Strong and Caleb Strong. His father was a descendent of the original Massachusetts settlers.
No but Paul Walker did have two brothers named Cody walker and Caleb walked