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Eliab

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Eliab (ēlī`ăb), in the Bible.

1 Chief of the tribe of Zebulun.

2 Father of Dathan Dathan , in the Bible, Reubenite who, with his brother Abiram and with Korah, was consumed by fire from heaven.
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3 Brother of David.

4 Musician of David.

5 A follower of David.

6 The same as Elihu Elihu , in the Bible.

1 Ancestor of Samuel. An alternate form is Eliel.

2 One of Job's comforters.

3 The same as Eliab (3.)

4 Manassite captain of David.

5 Korahite doorkeeper.
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One such letter, sent in 1803 to Captain Eliab Harvey of the HMS Temeraire, fetched sixty thousand pounds at auction in 2001-testifying to Britons' enduring fascination with all things Nelsonian.
Why doesn't America have a Nelson? Does It Need One? by Holmes, James / Naval War College Review
A cased Lloyd's Patriotic Fund Trafalgar Sword that had been awarded to Charles Tyler, captain of HMS Tonnant, fetched 179,200 [pounds sterling], and the Naval Gold Medal awarded to Captain Eliab Harvey of HMS Temeraire fetched 95,200 [pounds sterling].
Trafalgar then & now by Roberts, Andrew / New Criterion
When Samuel arrived at Jesse's house, he saw Eliab, the eldest son of Jesse, and quickly concluded that Eliab was God's chosen because of what he looked like.
A divine beauty contest by Gooder, Paula / Sojourners
 
 
 
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