SHAALBIM
Shaalbim was a town associated with Dan and later with the administrative district of Solomon. It was probably the same place as Shaalabbin or Shaalbon, though its exact location is uncertain.
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Shaalbim, Or Shaalabbin
Shaalbim, also called Shaalabbin, was a town allotted to Dan. Its ancient location has been associated with a village called Selaba, though the identification is not certain.
Shaalbonite, The
The Shaalbonite was Eliahba, one of David’s mighty warriors. He came from Shaalbon, a place whose exact location is unknown.
SHAALIM, LAND OF
The land of Shaalim was a region through which Saul traveled while searching for his father’s lost donkeys. Its location is uncertain, and it may be connected with Shaalbim.
Shaaph
Shaaph was the name of two men in Judah’s genealogies, including a son of Jahdai and a son of Caleb who was regarded as founder of Madmannah.
Shaaraim
Shaaraim was the name of towns in Judah and Simeon. One was associated with the Philistines’ flight after David’s victory, while the other was in the southern territory of Simeon.
Shaasgaz
Shaasgaz was a eunuch or chamberlain in the palace of King Ahasuerus. He had charge of the women in the second house of the royal harem.
Shaashgaz
Shaashgaz was a chamberlain of Ahasuerus, king of Persia, who kept the women in the second house of the royal harem. Esther was under his care before becoming queen.
Shabbethai
Shabbethai was a Levite in the days of Ezra and Nehemiah. He was associated with the investigation of foreign marriages, explaining the Law, and overseeing the temple’s outward affairs.
Shachia
Shachia was a descendant of Benjamin, listed in the genealogy of Shaharaim and Hodesh.
Shaddai
Shaddai, especially in the name El Shaddai, is an ancient name of God commonly translated “the Almighty.” The patriarchs knew God by this name before the fuller revelation of the name Jehovah to Israel.
Shadow
A shadow represents the temporary and symbolic character of the old covenant ceremonies in relation to the fuller realities revealed through Christ. The New Testament describes those earlier ordinances as a shadow of things to come.
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