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Orville J. Nave
Public-domain topical Bible (1896) · 5,322 entries on site
–1. A Reubenite, progenitor of Dathan and Abiram Nu 26:8 , 9 ; 16:1 , 12 ; De 11:6 –2. Son of Helon Nu 1:9 ; 2:7 ; 7:24 , 29 ; 10:16 –3. Ancestor of Samuel 1Ch 6:27 .Also called ELIHU 1Sa 1:1 .And ELIEL 1Ch 6:34 –4. Son of Jesse and eldest brother of David 1Sa 16:6 ; 17:13 , 28 ; 1Ch 2:13 .A prince in the tribe of Judah 1Ch 27:18 –5. A hero of the tribe of Gad 1Ch 12:9 –6. A Levite, a porter and musician 1Ch 15:18 , 20 ; 16:5
–1. Father-in-law of Esau Ge 26:34 ; 36:2 –2. A son of Zebulun Ge 46:14 ; Nu 26:26 –3. A town of Dan Jos 19:43 –4. A Hebrew judge Jud 12:11 , 12
–A town of Dan 1 Ki 4:9 –Perhaps identical with ELON in Jos 19:43
–Descendants of Elon, son of Zebulun Nu 26:26
–(A priest) –Time of his prophecy Eze 1:1-3 –Persecution of Eze 3:25 –Visions of .Of God’s glory Eze 1 ; 8 ; 10 ; 11:22 .Of Jews’ abominations Eze 8:5 , 6 .Of their punishment Eze 9:10 .Of the valley of dry bones Eze 37:1-14 .Of a man with measuring line Eze 40 ; 41 ; 42 ; 43 ; 44 ; 45 ; 46 ; 47 ; 48 –Of the river Eze 47:1-14 –Teaches by pantomime .Feigns dumbness Eze 3:26 ; 24:27 ; 33:22 .Symbolizes the siege of Jerusalem by drawings on a tile Eze 4 .Shaves himself Eze 5:1-4 .Removes his belongings to illustrate the approaching Jewish captivity Eze 12:3-7 .Sighs Eze 21:6 , 7 .Employs a boiling pot to symbolize the destruction of Jerusalem Eze 24:1-14 .Does not show mourning upon the death of his wife Eze 24:16-27 .Prophesies by parable of an eagle Eze 17:2-10 –Other parables Eze 15 ; 16 ; 19 ; 23 –His popularity Eze 33:31 , 32
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