Eliasaph
Eliasaph
(Hebrew Elyasaph’, [, whom God has added; Sept. ), the name of two Israelites at the time of the Exode.
1. Son of Reuel or Deuel, and phylarch of the tribe of Dan (Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20). B.C. 1657.
2. Son of Lael, and chief of the family of the Gershomite Levites (Num 3:24). B.C. 1657.
Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature
Eliasaph
1. Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20.
2. Num 3:24.
Fuente: Fausset’s Bible Dictionary
Eliasaph
ELIASAPH.1. Son of Deuel, and prince of Gad at the first census (Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20 P [Note: Priestly Narrative.] ). 2. Son of Lael, and prince of the Gershonites (Num 3:24 P [Note: Priestly Narrative.] ).
Fuente: Hastings’ Dictionary of the Bible
Eliasaph
e-la-saf (, ‘elyasaph, God has added):
(1) Son of Deuel; prince of the tribe of Gad in the Exodus (Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42, Num 7:47; Num 10:20).
(2) Son of Lael; prince of the Gershonites (Num 3:24).
Fuente: International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
Eliasaph
[Elia’saph]
1. Son of Deuel, or Reuel: a chief man of the tribe of Gad. Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20.
2. Son of Lael: a chief man of the Gershonites. Num 3:24.
Fuente: Concise Bible Dictionary
Eliasaph
H460
1. A chief of the tribe of Dan
Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20
2. Son of Lael
Num 3:24
Fuente: Nave’s Topical Bible
Eliasaph
Eli’asaph.
1. Head of the tribe of Dan, at the time of the census, in the wilderness of Sinai. Num 1:14; Num 2:14; Num 7:42; Num 7:47; Num 10:20. (B.C. 1490).
2. A Levite, and “chief of the Gershonites,” at the same time. Num 3:24.