- Agur ben
Jakeh (Hebrew: אָגוּר בִּן־יָקֶה, romanized: ʾĀgūr bīn-Yāqe) was a sage and a
compiler of a
collection of
proverbs found in
Proverbs 30, which...
- see Yair.
Jakeh is a name that
appears only in
Proverbs 30:1,
where part of the Book of
Proverbs is
ascribed to a man
called "Agur son of
Jakeh". Franz...
- or who
diffuses light; Jairus, He will
enlighten or
diffuse light;
Jakan Jakeh,
pious or hearkening;
Jakim Jaakobah Jalon Jambres James,
English form of...
-
mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible in
Proverbs 30:1, "The
words of Agur son of
Jakeh, [man of] M****a; The
speech of the man to Ithiel, to
Ithiel and Ucal[.]"...
-
weariness of the flesh."
Ecclesiastes 12:12. The
words of Agur the son of
Jakeh, the oracle. The man
declares to Ithiel, to
Ithiel and Ukal: "The oracle"...
- Travis,
Freeman &
Wright that was
owned by
Jakeh Travis,
Thomas Freeman and Joseph. Like the
Wright brothers,
Jakeh Travis and
Thomas Freeman were
devout Wesleyans...
- the
names of two men who
addressed philosophical questions to Agur ben
Jakeh. The work
mentions the year 1152, and must
therefore have been completed...
- the Book of Job, of Ecclesiastes, and of the
Words of Agur, the Son of
Jakeh, were skeptics, but the
original compositions were so
interpolated and remodeled...
- Agur may
refer to: Agur ben
Jakeh, sage who
compiled Proverbs 30
Proverbs 30,
sometimes called the Book of Agur Agur (Jacob Landau), 15th-century halakhic...
