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Teraphim (Hebrew: תְּרָפִים, romanized: tərāfīm) is a word from the
Hebrew Bible,
found only in the plural, and of
uncertain etymology.
Despite being plural...
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Laban pursued him and
accused him of
stealing his
teraphim. Indeed,
Rachel had
taken her father's
teraphim,
hidden them
inside her camel's seat cushion, and...
- and the
sanctuary that was
subsequently created there.
Micah makes a
teraphim and
other objects of piety,
which are
later installed at the
founding of...
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while the
object made by
Micah is
closely ****ociated with a
teraphim, and the
ephod and
teraphim are
described interchangeably with the
Hebrew terms pesel...
- the home,
where they
would be
represented by
small idols (such as the
teraphim of the Bible,
often translated as "household gods" in
Genesis 31:19 for...
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children did
without informing Laban.
Before they left,
Rachel stole the
teraphim,
considered to be
household idols, from Laban's house.
Laban pursued Jacob...
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- ill and laid up in bed. She lets
David down
through a
window and
hides teraphim in his bed as a ruse. J.
Cheryl Exum
points out that
although she risked...
- use divination; he
shaketh the
arrows to and fro, he
inquireth of the
teraphim, he
looketh in the liver. One
Babylonian clay
model of a sheep's liver...
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