Jezebel Jezebel, as recounted in the Old Testament’s First and Second Book of Kings, is the Phoenician princess and priestess of Asherah who was married to Ahab, King of the Northern Kingdom
Abraham (father of a multitude?) In the Bible, O.T. (Gen. 11:26–17:4), the first Patriarch, the founder of the Hebrew people, who was at first called Abram; son of Terah; father of Isaac. Abraham was brought up worshipping many gods; then
Job (inveterate foe) In the Bible, O.T., name of a hero and title of a book. The biblical Job is believed to be based on a figure in Near Eastern legend as
Rachel Rachel, best-loved of Biblical patriarch Jacob’s wives, is also the most beloved matriarch in Jewish folk religion, although she is controversial. When Jacob and his family return to Canaan following his
Absalom (father is peace, prosperity) In the Bible, O.T., King David’s third son, known for his physical beauty. He plotted against his father and “stole the hearts of the men of Israel”
Abigail (a father’s joy) In the Bible, O.T., a beautiful woman; wife of Nabal (the fool), a wealthy sheep owner. She supported David with food and drink during his exile from King
Abel (meadow? breath?) In the Bible, O.T., a shepherd, the second son of Adam and Eve. Abel was killed by his brother Cain (Gen. 4:2– 8). Yahweh (a cult name for the
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