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Melech — (hebr.), so v.w. König … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
MELECH — fil. Micha filii Meribbaal. 1. Paral. c. 8. v. 33 … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
Melech Epstein — Yiddish Journalism Radio Programs: Di Forverts Sho Dos Yiddishe kol SBS Yiddish Kol Yisrael Naye Khvalyes Poland Sveriges Radio Yiddish program Sweden Daily news online … Wikipedia
Melech — King, the second of Micah s four sons (1 Chr. 8:35), and thus grandson of Mephibosheth … Easton's Bible Dictionary
Ebed-melech — (oft auch: Ebed Melech oder Ebed Melech) war der einzige im Alten Testament explizit erwähnte Afrikaner, und hatte somit eine schwarze Hautfarbe. Den Charakter des Ebed melech findet man bei Jeremia. Er diente als Kämmerer am Hof des judäischen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Hirlepposi Melech — Khirleppossi Hirlepposi Melech (en tchouvache : Хирлеппуç Мĕлĕш, Hirleppus Melech ; en russe : Хирлеппоси) est un village de Russie, situé dans le raïon d Alikovski, en Tchouvachie. Les rues : Tsentralnaïa, Komsomolskaïa,… … Wikipédia en Français
Ebed-Melech — ist eine Gestalt der Hebräischen Bibel im Buch Jeremia (Jer 38 39 EU). Ebed Melech diente als Kämmerer am Hof des judäischen Königs Zidkija. Zidkija jedoch hatte Jeremia in eine Zisterne werfen lassen, da dieser den Untergang Jerusalems durch die … Deutsch Wikipedia
B'rov am hadrat melech — (ברב עם הדרת מלך, in multitudes there is glorification of the king ) [Proverbs 14:28] is a principle in Jewish law that recommends that mitzvot be performed as part of as large a gathering as possible, with the intention of providing greater… … Wikipedia
REGEM-MELECH — (Heb. רֶגֶם מֶלֶךְ), a name of uncertain meaning and origin, occurring in Zechariah 7:1ff. (cf. Regem in I Chron. 2:47). Regem Melech is reproduced by the versions as a title: rab mag of the king (Peshitta), and in a form that scholars consider… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Nathan-melech — is described as one of Josiah s officials n 2 Kings 23:11 of the Hebrew Bible. He lived near the entrance to the temple, close to the courtyard where the horses had been kept that were used in sun worship before Josiah disposed of both the horses … Wikipedia
