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Ahitophel, Achitofel, or
Ahithophel (Hebrew: אֲחִיתֹפֶל, romanized: ʾĂḥīṯōp̄el, lit. 'My
Brother is Folly') was a
counselor of King
David and a man greatly...
- "the king's friend". This
title is
similar to that of
counselor given to
Ahitophel, or that of
leader of the army to Joab:
there is a
similar use of the...
-
capital and
consulted with the
renowned Ahitophel (sometimes
spelled Achitophel). It is also
speculated that
Ahitophel could have
joined Absalom's
cause as...
- Jerusalem,
Ahitophel and
Hushai arrive at Absalom's court.
Absalom is at
first su****ious of Hushai's presence, but
ultimately accepts him.
Ahitophel suggests...
- are
typical of the five wounds; the
betrayal by his
trusted counsellor,
Ahitophel, and the p****age over the
Cedron remind us of Christ's
Sacred P****ion...
- honor. For so we find with
David King of Israel, who
learned nothing from
Ahitophel except two things, yet
called him his
teacher [Hebrew text: rabbo], his...
-
regarding Ahitophel (16:23) B'.
Absalom and
Ahitophel:
second counsel (17:1–4) A'.
Absalom and
Hushai (17:5–14a)
Another interruption regarding Ahitophel (17:14b)...
-
advice of
Jonadab in
order to rape Tamar,
Absalom had
sought the
advice of
Ahitophel who
advised Absalom to have
incestuous relations with his father's concubines...
-
woman in secret.
Several scholars see
Bathsheba as the
granddaughter of
Ahitophel, as do p****ages in the Talmud. The
argument is that she is
called the...
- lit. "the world-to-come": Jeroboam, Ahab, Men****eh, Doeg the Edomite,
Ahitophel, Balaam, and Gehazi.
According to the
opinion of
Rabbi Yehuda, Men****eh...
