1 Chronicles 8:2 lists two sons of Benjamin, naming Nohah as the fourth and Rapha as the fifth. This verse is part of a genealogy, simply recording the order and names of Benjamin’s descendants.
The book of 1 Chronicles was written to document the lineage of Israel’s tribes, and here the writer is listing the sons of Benjamin for the historical record. This verse is not telling a story or giving a command; it is preserving the family line, which was important for tribal identity and inheritance in ancient Israel.