The story of Abihail
Abihail was a biblical figure mentioned in the Old Testament. He was the son of Huri, a descendant of Judah, and the father of Zuriel. Abihail was the brother of Ahban, Molid, and Eshton. He was also the grandfather of Achan, who was responsible for the Israelites' defeat in the Battle of Ai. Abihail is best known for his role in the story of David and Abigail. Abigail was the wife of Nabal, a wealthy and powerful man. When Nabal refused to give David and his men food and supplies, Abigail intervened and convinced Nabal to change his mind. After Nabal's death, David married Abigail and Abihail became his father-in-law. Abihail is also mentioned in the book of Numbers, where he is listed as one of the leaders of the tribe of Gad. He is also mentioned in the book of Chronicles, where he is listed as one of the leaders of the tribe of Benjamin. Abihail is remembered for his role in the story of David and Abigail, and for his leadership of the tribes of Gad and Benjamin. He is an important figure in the Old Testament and is remembered for his wisdom and courage.
Name meaning
The name "Abihail" is of Hebrew origin and is mentioned in the Bible. It can be found in both masculine and feminine contexts. The meaning of "Abihail" is generally interpreted as "father of might" or "my father is strength." In its biblical usage, it is a compound of two Hebrew words: "Abi," meaning "my father," and "hail," meaning "strength" or "valor." This name reflects themes of strength, power, and familial respect.
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Father of Esther
First mention
Numbers 3:35
Appearances in the Bible
6 mentions