דברי הימים א, פרק ג׳, פסוק כ׳

Genealogical records often group family members to reflect specific family dynamics or maternal lineages. In this account, a distinct group of sons is recorded independently, separated completely from the family members mentioned just before them.

Biblical scholars offer two ways to understand this division. One approach suggests that these five sons are listed separately to distinguish them from their sister, Shelomit [רש י וביאור שטיינזלץ]. Another perspective proposes that this distinct grouping points to a different maternal line. According to this view, these five sons were born to a different wife, which naturally separates their record from that of their other brothers [מצודת דוד ומלבי״ם].

The conclusion of this family record provides a specific total count of five individuals. This summary number serves a practical purpose to prevent any confusion when identifying the family members. It clarifies that Yushav Hesed is the complete name of a single person rather than the names of two separate sons. Only by understanding this as one combined name is the exact count of five people accurately maintained [מצודת דוד וביאור שטיינזלץ].