These include the seals of “Obadiah, the servant of the king” (l‘bdyhw ‘bd hmlk; Nahman Avigad and Benjamin Sass, Corpus of West Semitic Stamp Seals [Jerusalem: Israel Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Israel Exploration Society, Institute of Archaeology, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1997], p. 53 [no. 9]), “Shema, the servant of the king” (Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 53 [no. 10]), “Jaazaniah, the servant of the king” (ly’znyhw ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 52 [no. 8]), “Gaaliah, the servant of the king” (lg’lyhw ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 52 [no. 7]), “Eliakim, the servant of the king” (l’lyqm ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, pp. 51–52 [no. 6]), “Asaiah, the servant of the king” (l’sŒyhw ‘bd hmlk; Robert Deutsch and Michael Heltzer, Forty New Ancient West Semitic Inscriptions [Tel Aviv-Jaffa: Archaeogical Center, 1994], pp. 49–50), and the seal impressions of “Elishama, the servant of the king” (l’lsûm‘ ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 173 [no. 408]), “Gedaliah, the servant of the king” (lgdlyhw ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 173 [no. 409]), “Shemaiah, the servant of the king” (lsûm‘yhw ‘bd hmlk; Deutsch and Heltzer, Forty New Ancient West Semitic Inscriptions, 38–39), “Mibtahiah, the servant of the king” (lmbthyhw ‘bd hmlk; Avigad and Sass, Corpus, p. 173 [no. 410]), “Abijah, the servant of the king” (l’byhw ‘bd hmlk; Deutsch, Messages from the Past: Hebrew Bullae from the Time of Isaiah through the Destruction of the First Temple [Tel Aviv-Jaffa: Archaeological Center, 1999], pp. 71–72 [no. 7]), “Gedaliah, servant of the king” (lgdlyhw ‘bd hmlk; Deutsch, Messages from the Past, pp. 72–73 [no. 8]; “Nathan-Melech, servant of the king” (the bulla discussed here; cf. Deutsch, Messages from the Past, pp. 73–74 [no. 9]) and “Azri[?], the servant of king” (l‘zr[ ] ‘bd hml[k]; Deutsch, Messages from the Past, pp. 74–75 [no. 10]).