chur is a personal name borne by men in genealogies, Exodus narratives, Midianite lists, and a Jerusalem work account.

The supplied verses use chur as a personal name: it identifies a man in Caleb’s line and Bezalel’s ancestry, a companion of Moses and Aaron, a Midianite ruler, and the father of a Jerusalem district ruler.

1. Personal name in varied narrative and genealogical settings · dominant

   The form is tagged as a proper noun throughout. In 1 Chronicles 2:19 the APB renders Hur as the son born to Caleb and Ephrathah, while 1 Chronicles 2:20 places him as Uri’s father; Exodus 17:12 names him alongside Aaron as supporting Moses’ hands. The same name also occurs in the list of Midianite rulers in Numbers 31:8 and as Rephaiah’s father in Nehemiah 3:9.

   1 Chronicles 2:191 Chronicles 2:20Exodus 17:12Exodus 24:14Numbers 31:8Nehemiah 3:9

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB consistently presents the proper name as “Hur,” including genealogical statements, the account of Moses’ raised hands, and lists of Midianite rulers. These renderings are confirmed by the supplied proper-noun morphology and clause contexts.