I Chronicles 3:6

Misinterpretations often treat this verse as an isolated trivia list of names, overlooking its role in the structured genealogy of 1 Chronicles that traces Messiah's ancestry; others might misuse it for numerology or divination based on name meanings, ignoring the text's historical and theological purpose, or view it as endorsing polygamy without context, whereas it simply documents David's family as a sign of God's blessing on his dynasty rather than a moral blueprint.

This verse continues the record of King David's sons born in Jerusalem, specifically naming Ibhar, Elishama, and Eliphelet, as part of the Chronicler's genealogical emphasis on the Davidic line to affirm God's covenant promise of an everlasting throne (2 Samuel 7:16), linking Israel's post-exilic community to their messianic heritage and illustrating divine faithfulness in preserving royal descendants amid historical upheavals.