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Ner, Son of Abiel
Ner, Son of Abiel (נֵר, ner). Father of Abner the commander of Saul’s army (e.g., 1 Sam 14:50–51; 26:5).
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Father of Abner the commander of Saul’s army (e.g., 1 Sam 14:50–51; 26:5).
Ner (Person)
NER (PERSON) [Heb nēr (נֵר)]. 1. The son of Jeiel, the founder of the postexilic settlement at Gibeon (1 Chr 9:36; Rudolph Chronikbücher HAT, 81). The name has accidentally fallen out of the parallel text in 1 Chr 8:30 It is possible that it represents a clan rather than an individual in the genealogy.
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Ner. Benjamite, father of Abner, Kish’s brother, and the uncle of Saul (1 Sm 14:50; 26:5; 2 Sm 2:8; 1 Kgs 2:32; 1 Chr 26:28). Although Ner’s father’s name was given as Abiel (1 Sm 14:51), disputed readings put Ner among the sons of Jeiel (1 Chr 8:29, 30; 9:35, 36). Elsewhere he is listed as the father
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Ner nûr [Heb nēr—‘lamp’] A Benjaminite; son of Abiel (1 S. 14:51) and father of Abner (1 S. 14:50f.; 26:5, 14; 2 S. 2:8, 12; 3:23, etc.; 1 K. 2:5, 32; 1 Ch. 26:28). 1 Ch. 9:35f appears to list Kish and Ner as brothers (cf. 8:29f, where Ner is omitted), and some have therefore read 1 S. 14:50 as saying
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NER Benjamite, father of Abner and brother of Kish; he was probably the uncle of Saul (1 Sm 14:51; 26:5; 2 Sm 2:8; 1 Kgs 2:32; 1 Chr 26:28). Although Ner’s father’s name was given as Abiel (1 Sm 14:51), disputed readings put Ner among the sons of Jeiel (1 Chr 8:29–30; 9:35–36). Elsewhere he is listed
Ner
Ner (nuhr; Heb., “light”), the name of the Benjaminite father of Abner, Saul’s military commander (1 Sam. 14:50–51; 26:5, 14). Nothing else is known of his life, and his relation to Saul is unclear. One passage, 1 Sam. 14:50, may indicate that he was Saul’s uncle, but it could also mean that Abner was
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NER. A Benjamite, the son of Abiel and the father of Kish and Abner, the latter being King Saul’s army commander (1 Sam 14:51; 1 Kgs 2:32; 1 Chr 8:33; et al.). Ner was therefore the grandfather of Saul. As E. R. Dalglish makes clear (“Ner,” IDB, III, 537), in 1 Sam 14:50 the designation “Saul’s uncle”
Ner
Ner (Heb. nēr)A Benjaminite, the son of Abiel and father of Abner (1 Sam. 14:50–51). Nothing is known of his life, and his relationship to Saul is unclear. It is uncertain whether “Saul’s uncle” in 1 Sam. 14:50 refers to Ner or Abner. Ner is called the brother of Kish and son of Jeiel at 1 Chr. 9:36.
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Ner [nûr] (Heb. nēr “lamp”). The name of either one or two Benjamites related to Saul. The textual evidence seems to be contradictory.
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NER The son of Abiel, the father of Abner, and the uncle of Saul (1 Sam 14:50–51).
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Ner (a light or lamp), son of Jehiel, according to 1 Chron. 8:33, father of Kish and Abner, and grandfather of King Saul. (b.c. 1140.) Abner was, therefore, uncle to Saul, as is expressly stated in 1 Sam. 14:50.
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NER (nēr; light, “lamp”). A Benjamite, father of Kish and Abner and grandfather of King Saul (1 Sam. 14:50; 26:5; 2 Sam. 2:8; 1 Chron. 8:33), about 1100 b.c. The statement in 1 Chron. 9:36, that Kish and Ner were both sons of Jeiel, is explained by the supposition of an elder Kish, uncle of Saul’s father