Jashobeam

Jashobeam was a warrior and leader mentioned several times in the Hebrew Bible. He is primarily known for being one of David's mighty warriors, specifically the chief of the Three (or Thirty, depending on the passage and translation).

According to 1 Chronicles 11:11, Jashobeam, "the son of Hachmoni," lifted up his spear against three hundred men at one time and killed them. This act of valor established him as a leader among David's elite fighting force.

Different biblical texts offer varying accounts, and sometimes the details of Jashobeam's accomplishments overlap with or are attributed to other warriors. This has led to scholarly discussion regarding the consistency and accuracy of the historical records pertaining to David's army.

The significance of Jashobeam lies in his representation of the fierce loyalty and extraordinary skill demonstrated by David's inner circle of warriors. These men were instrumental in securing David's kingdom and solidifying his rule over Israel.