Aholibah
Aholibah was Ezekiel’s symbolic name for Jerusalem, portrayed as an unfaithful woman because she abandoned God for idolatry and foreign powers.
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Aholibamah
Aholibamah was the wife of Esau, also called Judith in Genesis. Her three sons became founders of Edomite clans.
Aholibamah Or Abolibamah
Aholibamah, or Abolibamah, was one of Esau’s wives and the daughter of Anah. She was also called Judith in the earlier account.
Ahuzam
Ahuzam was the son of Ashur and Naarah and is associated with the founding family of Tekoa.
Ahuzzath
Ahuzzath was a friend or official of Abimelech, king of Gerar. He accompanied Abimelech and Phicol when they made a covenant with Isaac at Beersheba.
AHZAI
Ahzai was a priest who lived in Jerusalem after the exile. The name may be the same as Jahzevah in the parallel genealogical list.
Ai
Ai was a Canaanite city east of Bethel, where Israel was first defeated because of Achan’s sin and later gained victory. It was subsequently rebuilt; another Ai is mentioned in Ammonite territory.
Aiah
Aiah was a Horite, son of Zibeon, and brother of Anah. The name was also borne by the father of Rizpah, Saul’s concubine.
Aiath
Aiath is the feminine form of Ai, the city mentioned by Isaiah in connection with Migron and Michmash.
AID
Aid means support or strengthening. In Judges, the men of Shechem strengthened Abimelech by giving him money to hire men for violence.
Aija
Aija is another form of the name Ai, referring to the city associated with Bethel and mentioned in the settlement of Benjamin.
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