Eliezer the Priest
Eliezer the Priest (אֱלִיעֶזֶר, eli'ezer). A priest appointed by David to blow the trumpet before the ark of the covenant (1 Chr 15:24).
Eliezer (priest)
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A priest appointed by David to blow the trumpet before the ark of the covenant (1 Chr 15:24).
Eliezer (Person)
ELIEZER (PERSON) [Heb ʾelı̂ʿezer (אֶלִיעֶזֶר)]. Var. ELEAZAR. Name of eleven biblical individuals. The name is composed of the elements ʾēlı̂, “my god,” and ʿēzer, “aid” or “strength,” which accordingly means “My god is aid/strength.” The latter element appears in many other biblical and Near Eastern
Eliezer
Eliezer. 1. Native of Damascus and Abraham’s servant, who according to custom was the adopted heir before Ishmael and Isaac were born (Gn 15:2).2. Moses and Zipporah’s second son (Ex 18:4; 1 Chr 23:15, 17).3. Benjamite and Becher’s son (1 Chr 7:8).4. One of the seven priests who blew a trumpet before
Eliezer (priest)
4. A priest who assisted in bringing up the ark from the house of Obed-edom to Jerusalem (1 Ch. 15:24).
Eliezer
ELIEZER1. Native of Damascus and Abraham’s servant, who according to custom was the adopted heir before Ishmael and Isaac were born (Gn 15:2).2. Moses and Zipporah’s second son (Ex 18:4; 1 Chr 23:15–17).3. Benjamite and Becher’s son (1 Chr 7:8).4. One of the seven priests who blew a trumpet before
Eliezer
Eliezer (el´ee-ee´zuhr; Heb., “El [God] is help”).1 Abraham’s servant, who would have been his heir in place of a son (Gen. 15:2). Presumably, it is Eliezer who finds a wife for Isaac in Gen. 24.2 Moses’s second son, the founder of a levitical family (Exod. 18:4; 1 Chron. 23:15–17; 26:25).3 The son
Eliezer
ELIEZER. A name not to be confused with Eleazar.1. Eliezer of Damascus (Gen 15:2), a servant and heir of Abram’s house. The custom of childless couples adopting a son who would serve them as long as they lived, then at their death would inherit their property, has long been known from the Nuzi texts
Eliezer
ELIEZER (Heb. ’elî‘ezer, ‘God is [my?] help’). A name scattered right through biblical history.1. Eliezer the Damascene, Abraham’s chief servant, and his adopted heir before the birth of Ishmael and Isaac (Gn. 15:2–3). The custom whereby a childless couple could adopt someone from outside as an heir
Eliezer
Eliezer (Heb. ʾĕlɩ̂ʿezer) (also ELEAZAR)1. The oldest and most trusted of Abraham’s servants (Gen. 15:2–3). Ancient Near Eastern texts contain references to the practice of adopting servants as heirs in the case of childlessness, and the story of Abraham here reflects such influences. Later, Eliezer
Eliezer
ELIEZER (Hebrew, “my God is strength”) The name of five men in the Old Testament.1. Abraham’s servant from Damascus (Gen 15:2). He journeyed to Mesopotamia in search of a wife for Isaac (Gen 24). He was also Abraham’s heir in the event that the patriarch should die childless (Gen 15:2).2. The second
