Difference between revisions of "Shephi"
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<p> (Heb. Shephi', שׁפַי '', Bareness,'' hence a naked [[Hill]] ; Sept. Σωφί v.r. Σωφάρ )'','' the fourth named of the five sons of [[Shobal]] the son of the aboriginal [[Seir]] of [[Edom]] ( 1 Chronicles 1:40), called in the parallel passage ( Genesis 36:23) Shepho (Heb. [[Shepho]] ''', שְׁפוֹ'' , of the same signification, Sept. Σωφάρ )'','' which Burrington (''Genealogies,'' 1, 49) regards as the preferable, reading. B.C. cir, 1920. </p> | <p> (Heb. Shephi', '''''שׁפַי''''' '', Bareness,'' hence a naked [[Hill]] ; Sept. '''''Σωφί''''' v.r. '''''Σωφάρ''''' ) '','' the fourth named of the five sons of [[Shobal]] the son of the aboriginal [[Seir]] of [[Edom]] ( 1 Chronicles 1:40), called in the parallel passage ( Genesis 36:23) Shepho (Heb. [[Shepho]] ' '', '''''שְׁפוֹ''''' '' , of the same signification, Sept. '''''Σωφάρ''''' ) '','' which Burrington ( ''Genealogies,'' 1, 49) regards as the preferable, reading. B.C. cir, 1920. </p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:05, 15 October 2021
Smith's Bible Dictionary [1]
She'phi. (Bareness). Son of Shobal, of the sons of Seir. 1 Chronicles 1:40. Called also Shepho . Genesis 36:23.
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible [2]
Shephi ( 1 Chronicles 1:40 ) or SHEPHO ( Genesis 36:23 ). A Horlte chief.
Fausset's Bible Dictionary [3]
1 Chronicles 1:40; SHEPHO in Genesis 36:23. There is a hill Shafeh , N. of Akaba.
Holman Bible Dictionary [4]
1 Chronicles 1:40
Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [5]
(Heb. Shephi', שׁפַי , Bareness, hence a naked Hill ; Sept. Σωφί v.r. Σωφάρ ) , the fourth named of the five sons of Shobal the son of the aboriginal Seir of Edom ( 1 Chronicles 1:40), called in the parallel passage ( Genesis 36:23) Shepho (Heb. Shepho ' , שְׁפוֹ , of the same signification, Sept. Σωφάρ ) , which Burrington ( Genealogies, 1, 49) regards as the preferable, reading. B.C. cir, 1920.
