The meaning of Recorder in the Bible
(From International Standard Bible Encyclopedia)

re-kor'-der (mazkir; the Revised Version margin "chronicler"): A high functionary in the court of the Jewish kings, part of whose duty seems to have been to chronicle the events of the reign, but who also occupied a position corresponding with that of the modern vizier (II Samuel 8:16; II Samuel 20:24; I Chronicles 18:15, etc.). His high rank is shown by the facts that, with other officers, he represented Hezekiah in speaking with Rabshakeh (II Kings 18:18), and, in the reign of Josiah, superintended the repairs of the temple (II Chronicles 34:8).

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Recorder {Easton's Bible Dictionary}

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