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Abishag

In the Hebrew Bible, Abishag (/ˈæbɪʃæɡ/; Hebrew: אֲבִישַׁג, romanized: ʾăb̲išag̲, lit. 'My Father is a wanderer') was a beautiful young woman of Shunem chosen to be a helper and servant to King David in his old age. Among Abishag's duties was to lie next to David and pass along her body heat and vigor because "they put covers on him, but he could not get…

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related to Biblical narrative · 17
Abishag → Absalom's, Adonijah, Adonijah's, After David's, Bathsheba, David, David's, However, In, It, Jewish, King David, King Solomon's, Kings, Nonetheless, Solomon, When
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Abishag → Cyclopaedia, Easton's Bible Dictionary, Female Biography, Henry Gardiner Adams, Wikidata Q115282338, Wikidata Q115282500
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Abishag → female protagonist in the Song of Songs.Later Jewish midrashic and Christian traditions paid little attention to Abishag's role

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Abishagis afemale protagonist in the Song of Songs.Later Jewish midrashic and Christian traditions paid little attention to Abishag's role0.90text
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeWhen0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeDavid0.60section
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Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeKings0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeNonetheless0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeJewish0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeIt0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeKing David0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeBathsheba0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeAfter David's0.60section
Abishagrelated to Biblical narrativeAdonijah0.60section

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