Huphamites, The
The Huphamites were descendants of Hupham, belonging to the tribe of Benjamin.
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Huppah
Huppah was a priest appointed to the thirteenth course of priestly service during David’s organization of the priests.
Huppim
Huppim was the head or ancestor of a Benjamite family. The genealogical references leave his precise descent uncertain.
Hur
Hur is the name of several men, including Moses’ associate who helped Aaron support Israel during the battle with Amalek, a forefather of Bezalel, a Midianite prince, and others mentioned in later genealogies.
Hurai
Hurai was one of David’s mighty men, identified as being from the brooks or valley of Gaash. The parallel list calls him Hiddai.
Hurai, Or Hurai
Hurai, or Hurai of the torrents of Gaash, was one of David’s guards or mighty men. He is identified with Hiddai in the parallel account.
Huram
Huram is the name of a Benjamite, the king of Tyre who supported David and Solomon, and the skilled Tyrian craftsman who worked on Solomon’s temple and other projects.
HURT
Hurt means harm, injury, bruising, breaking, or wrongdoing. Scripture may use it for physical damage, injustice, or the moral corruption of a person or community.
Husband
A husband was the male head of a household and marriage. Scripture also uses marriage imagery to describe God’s covenant relationship with Israel and Christ’s relationship with His church.
HUSBAND'S BROTHER
A husband’s brother, or levir, was expected under Israelite law to marry his deceased brother’s childless widow and raise up offspring for the dead brother. Refusal brought public disgrace, though the duty could be declined.
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