Esther 2:5
Now in Shushan the palace there was a certain Jew, whose name was Mordecai, the son of Jair, the son of Shimei, the son of Kish, a Benjamite;
Nave's Topical Index

Amnesty for Political offenses: To Shimei

Shimei

Shimei: A Benjamite: Curses David; David's Magnanimity Toward

Shimei: A Benjamite: Grandfather of Mordecai

Shimei: A Gershonite: Son of Jahath

Shimei: A Leader of Singers During the Time of David

Shimei: A Levite

Shimei: A Levite Who Put Away (Divorced) his Gentile Wife

Shimei: A Levite: Treasurer of Tithes and offerings During the Time of Hezekiah

Shimei: A Merarite: Son of Libni

Shimei: A Reubenite: Son of Gog

Shimei: A Son of Heman

Shimei: Also Called Shimi: Son of Gershon

Shimei: An officer of David

Shimei: David's Overseer of Vineyards

Shimei: Father of a Family in the Tribe of Benjamin, (In the Av, Called Shimhi)

Shimei: Grandson of Jeconiah

Shimei: One of Solomon's Commissary officers

Shimei: Son of Zacchur

Shimei: The Ancestor of a Family

Shimei: The Name of Two Israelites Who Put Away (Divorced) Gentile Wives

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