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 It has been traditionally quite difficult to asses 'seneh' contextually, due to the fact that most instances occur without and other time units for comparison.
-Nevertheless, there are instances that do appear to combine years and months, using 'seneh' and [[hedes]]
+Nevertheless, there are a few instances that do appear to combine years and months, using 'seneh' and [[hedes]]
-Samuel 2:11 and 2 Samuel 5:5 indicate that David ruled in Hebron seven years and six months.
+Samuel 2:11, 2 Samuel 5:5, and 1 Chronicles 3:4 all indicate that David ruled in Hebron seven years and six months.
 It should be noted that although 1 Samuel 27:7 is traditionally translated as "one year and four months", the addition of the year is not supported in the text, and this passage should be interpreted as indicating that David stayed in the hills for only four months.