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Catholic Public Domain Version

Exodus 6:22

“Likewise, the sons of Uzziel: Mishael, and Elzaphan, and Sithri.”

Verse Explanation

A saved explanation for Exodus 6:22.

Plain-language explanation

This verse is a brief genealogical note. It lists the sons of Uzziel—Mishael, Elzaphan, and Sithri—continuing the record of Levites and their family lines.

Catholic context

Many Catholics read these family lists as part of God’s care for real people and real history. They remind us that God’s promises unfold through concrete families, not only through “big moments.”

Historical background

In Exodus, genealogies help identify the Levites and the generations connected to priestly service. Recording names like these shows continuity among the clans involved in worship and ministry within Israel.

Reflection

Even when a passage feels “small” or purely factual, it signals that God’s work is carried forward through ordinary generations. God remains faithful not just to a nation, but to families—generation by generation.

Practical takeaway

Pay attention to the “names behind the story.” In your own life, trust that God can work through your household, your responsibilities, and the faithful steps that may seem minor today.

Prayer

Lord God, thank You for walking with our families across generations. Help me to be faithful in the ordinary parts of life, trusting that You still write with purpose. Strengthen my heart to remember that You are never absent from the details. Amen.