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Noun:

ओबद्याह,

obadiah शब्द के हिंदी अर्थ का उदाहरण:

(3) नबियों के ग्रंथ : यशयाह, जेरेमिया, विलापगीत, बारूह, ऐजेकिएल, अथवा यहेजकेल, दानिएल और बारह गौण नबी अर्थात् ओसेआ अथवा होशे, जोएल, योएल आमोस, ओबद्याह, योना, मिकेयाह, नाहूम, हाबाकुक, सोफ़ोनिया, हग्गै, जाकारिआ, मलाकी।

(3) नबियों के ग्रंथ : यशयाह, जेरेमिया, विलापगीत, बारूह, ऐजेकिएल, अथवा यहेजकेल, दानिएल और बारह गौण नबी अर्थात् ओसेआ अथवा होशे, जोएल, योएल आमोस, ओबद्याह, योना, मिकेयाह, नाहूम, हाबाकुक, सोफ़ोनिया, हग्गै, जाकारिआ, मलाकी।

obadiah's Usage Examples:

OBADIAH, the name prefixed to the fourth of the Old Testament "minor prophets," meaning "servant" or "worshipper" of Yahweh; of a type common in Semitic proper names; cf.

OBADIAH BERTINORO, Jewish commentator of the Mishnah, died in Jerusalem about 1500.

The Newport church extended its influence into Massachusetts, and in 1649 we find a group of Baptists at Rehoboth, with Obadiah Holmes as leader.

Important also are the introduction to and commentary upon the Mishnah by Maimonides (q.v.), and the commentary of Rabbenu Obadiah di Bertinoro (died 1510).

OBADIAH WALKER (1616-1699), master of University College, Oxford, was born at Dal-field near Barnsley, Yorkshire, and was educated at University College, Oxford, becoming a fellow and tutor of this society and a prominent figure in university circles.

The crusaders did something to develop it by establishing a bishopric with a large church, which still exists (as a mosque); here were shown the tombs of Elisha, Obadiah and St John the Baptist.

Elijah emerged from his retirement in the third year, when, the famine having reached its worst, Ahab and his minister Obadiah had themselves to search the land for provender for the royal stables.

It would appear from Obadiah's words in ver.

Paulae, § 13; see Obadiah), can be traced back to the time before the exile.'

The dates of the other Minor Prophets (in some cases approximate) are: Micah, c. 725 - c. 680 B.C. (some passages perhaps later); Zephaniah, c. 625; Nahum, shortly before the destruction of Nineveh by the Manda in 607; Habakkuk (on the rise and destiny of the Chaldaean empire) 605-600; Obadiah, after the destruction of Jerusalem by the Chaldaeans in 586; Haggai, 520; Zechariah, i.

obadiah's Meaning':

a Hebrew minor prophet