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Same as KJV PN Mehujael = Hebrew ''Měḥûyāʼēl'' “Smitten by Lord God”<ref>''HALOT'', II:568.</ref> (Genesis 4:18), and similar to the GN Mahujah “Smitten by Yah” (PGP Moses 7:2), and PN Mahijah (Moses 6:40). All from the from Hebrew ''māḥâ'' “to smite, wipe out, annihilate.”<ref>''HALOT'', II:567-568.</ref> | Same as KJV PN Mehujael = Hebrew מחויאל ''Měḥûyāʼēl'' “Smitten by Lord God”<ref>''HALOT'', II:568.</ref> (Genesis 4:18), and similar to the GN Mahujah “Smitten by Yah” (PGP Moses 7:2), and PN Mahijah (Moses 6:40). All from the from Hebrew מחה ''māḥâ'' “to smite, wipe out, annihilate.”<ref>''HALOT'', II:567-568.</ref> | ||
See Mahijah (Moses 6:40), Mahujah (Moses 7:2), Mahalaleel (Moses 6:19-20), Master Mahan (Moses 5:31,39) | See Mahijah (Moses 6:40), Mahujah (Moses 7:2), Mahalaleel (Moses 6:19-20), Master Mahan (Moses 5:31,39) | ||
Latest revision as of 10:05, 18 June 2022
| Pearl of Great Price PN | 1. | MAHUJAEL biblical son of Irad, father of Methusael Moses 5:43 |
Same as KJV PN Mehujael = Hebrew מחויאל Měḥûyāʼēl “Smitten by Lord God”[1] (Genesis 4:18), and similar to the GN Mahujah “Smitten by Yah” (PGP Moses 7:2), and PN Mahijah (Moses 6:40). All from the from Hebrew מחה māḥâ “to smite, wipe out, annihilate.”[2]
See Mahijah (Moses 6:40), Mahujah (Moses 7:2), Mahalaleel (Moses 6:19-20), Master Mahan (Moses 5:31,39)
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