(Heb. Gishpa',
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, flattery or hearkening; Sept.
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, Vulg. Gaspha), one of the two overseers of the Nethinim in Ophel at Jerusalem, after the captivity (Neh_11:21); but whether he was himself also of that class is not stated, although this is probable from the fact that his associate Ziba was (Ezr_2:43). B.C. 446.