Abdiel
abdiel
servant of God, (1 Chr. 5:15), a Gadite chief.
Historical Examples
One way and another, Clare and abdiel did not die of hunger or of cold.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
Amongst politicians he was a faithful abdiel, when all others had deserted the cause.
Hours in a Library Leslie Stephen
abdiel was not so fastidious as his master, and lapped eagerly.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
Now, I confess that I have always had a weakness for the faithful abdiel.
Social Rights And Duties Leslie Stephen
Clare and the baby and Tommy and abdiel had taken their supper with satisfaction, and were all asleep.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
But you sha’n’t sleep with honest people like baby and abdiel.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
abdiel, one of the seraphim, who withstood Satan in his revolt against the Most High.
The Nuttall Encyclopaedia Edited by Rev. James Wood
They were a curious family—Clare, and Tommy, and the baby, and abdiel.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
“abdiel can be hungry and not greedy,” answered Clare, and the young woman was silent.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
He had no human sympathy or gratitude, I say, but he had both sympathy and gratitude from abdiel.
A Rough Shaking George MacDonald
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