דברי הימים א, פרק ב׳, פסוק מ״ו

The genealogical records of Caleb expand to map out the distinct lineage born to him through his concubine Ephah. The records list her sons as Haran, Moza, and Gazez. The inclusion of the middle son, Moza, is an original and essential part of this family tree, even though historical printing errors mistakenly left his name out of certain texts [מנחת שי].

A notable feature within this branch of the family is the repetition of names. Haran eventually fathered a son whom he named Gazez, honoring his own brother. As a result, two different individuals in the family shared the exact same name [ביאור שטיינזלץ].

However, this recording of the family history does not represent an unbroken, generation-by-generation sequence. While ancient genealogical archives contained a complete and continuous chain of descendants, the author of this record deliberately skipped links that were not strictly necessary, choosing instead to focus solely on prominent and well-known figures. Therefore, after mentioning the birth of Haran's son Gazez, the lineage jumps over several intermediate generations. It connects directly to much later descendants, specifically the sons of Jahdai, without documenting every step in between [מלבי״ם].