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Neriah (nērī`ə), in the Bible, father of Baruch.

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Three appendixes--Personal Names in the Book of Jeremiah: Inscriptional Evidence (the longest entry is about the 7th/6th century Baruch ben Neriah ben Mahseiah seal impression), the Dramatis Personae in the Book of Jeremiah, and Haplagrophy in Jeremiah 1-20--as well as an Author Index and a Scripture Index round out the readable volume.

Jeremiah 1-20. A New Translation with Introduction and Commentary by Bartusch, Mark W. / Currents in Theology and Mission

In Jeremiah 51:59, moreover, Jeremiah dispatches Seriah, son of Neriah and therefore brother of Baruch, to throw a scroll in the Euphrates as a prophetic sign.

On scroll-making in ancient Jerusalem by Brueggemann, Walter / Biblical Theology Bulletin

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