- The
Rechabites (/ˈrɛkəbaɪts/) were a
Biblical clan, the
descendants of
Rechab through Jehonadab. One
theory is the
Rechabites belonged to the Kenites...
- teetotalism. The
Independent Order of
Rechabites was
founded on 25
August 1835 as the
Salford Unity of
Rechabites, in the city of Salford, Lancashire,...
- of Beth-haccerem. (Nehemiah 3:14)
Rahab Rechabites Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). "Rechab and the
Rechabites" .
Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert...
- God to show him the land of the
Rechabites,
until God
finally relents and
sends an
angel to lead him there. The
Rechabites, led by Jonadab, are described...
- the
Rechabites is "outlined in a
triad of verbs: obe**** ... kept ... done".
Rabbi Halafta (1st–2nd centuries) was a
descendant of the
Rechabites. In 1839...
-
Biblical heroine who
killed General Sisera and Rechab, the
ancestor of the
Rechabites. The word qēni (קֵינִי) was a
patronymic derived from the word
qayin (Hebrew:...
- of Mesha's
revolt against the
Kingdom of
ancient Israel.
Nazarites and
Rechabites establish early temperance movement. Shamshi-Adad V, king of ****yria,...
- diet was stems,
roots and fruits. Like
James and the
other ****rites/
Rechabites, he is
presented as a vegetarian".
James Tabor, The
Jesus Dynasty p. 134...
- unused), the
neighbouring police station (1887) and
court house (1887) and
Rechabite Hall (1888), in the
Second Empire style. The
Prahran Fire
Tower (1889)...
-
branch of the
Independent Order of
Rechabites,
Salford Unity.
Defunct by the late 1890s.
Independent Order of
Rechabites (active) Sons of
Jonadab – Founded...
