I Chronicles 14:6

Misinterpretations often dismiss this genealogical detail as insignificant trivia unworthy of attention, overlooking its role in validating David's lineage and emphasizing divine blessing; others erroneously impose symbolic meanings on the names, such as Nogah's 'brightness' foretelling spiritual enlightenment, or confuse these sons with those in parallel lists from 2 Samuel 5, ignoring textual variations that highlight the distinct emphases of Chronicles' post-exilic perspective.

This verse lists three sons of King David—Nogah, Nepheg, and Japhia—born to him after he established his throne in Jerusalem, illustrating the growth and blessing of David's household as a reflection of God's favor and the solidification of his royal dynasty, which points forward to the Davidic covenant and ultimately the Messiah.