Abdias
- noun
- /æbˈdaɪəs/
- Literature
- The book of Abdias contains only one chapter, making it unique among the Old Testament books.
Examples
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Some older Bible translations refer to Obadiah as Abdias.
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The book of Abdias delivers prophecies about Edom's fate in a concise manner.
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Biblical scholars often analyze the historical context of Abdias to understand its message.
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The Book of Abdias contains powerful prophecies.
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Did you know that Abdias is the shortest book in the Bible?
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Many readers appreciate how Abdias succinctly conveys its message in just one chapter.
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Some students of theology enjoy studying Abdias for its unique perspective in the Old Testament.
Synonyms
A Hebrew prophet in the Bible with a book of one chapter
A short Old Testament book with prophecies by Obadiah
Surface Forms
Etymology
Abdias is another name for the book usually called Obadiah, and the name comes from Hebrew parts abd 'servant' and Yah 'the Lord', so it means 'servant of the Lord'. That's why the short book called Abdias is presented as the message of God's servant.