Kish
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hard; difficult; straw; for age
(same as Cis)
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
KISH.1. The father of Saul the first king of Israel (1Sa_9:1; 1Sa_10:21; 1Sa_14:51, Act_13:21). His home was at Gibeah (rendered the hill of God and the hill in both AV [Note: Authorized Version.] and RV [Note: Revised Version.] of 1Sa_10:5; 1Sa_10:10). 2. The uncle of the foregoing (1Ch_8:30; 1Ch_9:36). 3. The eponym of a family of Merarite Levites (1Ch_23:21-22; 1Ch_24:29, 2Ch_29:12). 4. A Benjamite ancestor of Mordecai (Est_2:5).
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
("bow".)
1. Saul's father, son of Abiel, of Benjamin, brother of Abner (1Sa_9:1-21; 1Sa_14:51). 1Ch_8:33 passes over many intermediate links between Saul and Ner, the son of Abi (the father) of Gibeon.
2. A descendant of Benjamin, of the family of Gibeon, distinct from Saul's father (1Ch_8:30).
3. A Merarite Levite, son of Abdi, in Hezekiah's days; sanctified himself to cleanse the temple (2Ch_29:12). The Levitical house under its chief, rather than an individual, is meant here by Kish.
4. 1Ch_23:21 KISH or KISHI, ancestor of Ethan the minstrel (1Ch_6:44; 1Ch_15:17) KISH or KUSHAIAH.
5. Est_2:5.
Fausset's Bible Dictionary
By Andrew Robert Fausset, co-Author of Jamieson, Fausset and Brown's 1888.
Kish. (a bow).
1. The father of Saul; a Benjamite of the family of Matri. (B.C. 1095).
2. Son of Jehiel and uncle to Kish, 1. 1Ch_9:36.
3. A Benjamite, great-grandfather of Mordecai. Est_2:5.
4. A Merarite of the house of Mahli, of the tribe of Levi. 1Ch_23:21-22; 1Ch_24:28-29.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
kish (קישׁ, ḳı̄sh; Κίς, Kı́s, Κείς, Keı́s, ?bow,? ?power?): The name of five persons mentioned in the Bible:
(1) The son of Abiel and the father of Saul, the first king of Israel. He was of the tribe of Benjamin, of the family of the Matrites (1Sa_9:1; 1Sa_14:51; compare Act_13:21; 1Sa_10:21). According to 1Ch_8:33 and 1Ch_9:39, ?Ner begat Kish? By reading ?Ner begat Abner? (compare 1Sa_14:51; 1Ch_6:28), the difficulty is at least partly overcome. In 1Ch_12:1, Kish is also mentioned as the father of Saul, and again in 2Sa_21:14, we are told that the sepulcher of Kish was located in the country of Benjamin, in Zela. His place of residence seems to have been at Gibeah.
(2) Another Kish is mentioned (1Ch_8:29 f; 1Ch_9:35 f) as the son of Jeiel and his wife Maacah. He is usually supposed to be the uncle of Saul's father.
(3) A Levite, the son of Mahli the Merarite (1Ch_23:21 f; compare 1Ch_24:29).
(4) Another Merarite Levite in the time of Hezekiah (2Ch_29:12).
(5) The great-grandfather of Mordecai, of the tribe of Benjamin (Est_2:5).
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Kish, son of Ner, and father of King Saul (1Sa_9:1).
The Popular Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature
by John Kitto.
Kish
(Heb. id. קַישׁ, a trap, otherwise a horn; Sept. Κείς or Κίς, N.T. Κίς, Auth. Vers. " Cis," Act_13:21), the name of five men.
1. The second of the two sons of Mahli (grandson of Levi); his sons married their cousins, heiresses of his brother Eleazar (1Ch_23:21-22). One of these sons was named Jerahmeel (1Ch_24:29). B.C. cir. 1658.
2. A Benjamite of Jerusalem (i.e. the northern neighborhood of Jebus), third named of the sons of Jehiel (of Gibeon) by Maachah (1Ch_8:30; 1Ch_9:36). B.C. apparently cir. 1618.
3. A wealthy and powerful Benjamite, son of Ner (1Ch_8:33; 1Ch_9:39), and father of king Saul (1Sa_9:3; 1Sa_10:11; 1Sa_10:21; 1Sa_14:51; 1Ch_9:39; 1Ch_12:1; 1Ch_26:28). He was thus the grandson (1Sa_9:1, " son" [q.v.]) of Abiel (q.v.). SEE NER. No incident is mentioned respecting him excepting his sending Saul in search of the strayed asses (1Sa_9:3), and that he was buried in Zelah (2Sa_21:14). B.C. 1093. In Act_13:21 he is called CIs. See SAUL.
4. A Levite of the family of Merari, son of Abdi, and one of those who assisted Hezekiah in restoring the true religion (2Ch_29:12). B.C. 726.
5. A Benjamite, the father of Shimei, and greatgrandfather of Mordecai (Est_2:5). B.C. considerably ante 598.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
(same as Cis)
Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary
KISH.1. The father of Saul the first king of Israel (1Sa_9:1; 1Sa_10:21; 1Sa_14:51, Act_13:21). His home was at Gibeah (rendered the hill of God and the hill in both AV [Note: Authorized Version.] and RV [Note: Revised Version.] of 1Sa_10:5; 1Sa_10:10). 2. The uncle of the foregoing (1Ch_8:30; 1Ch_9:36). 3. The eponym of a family of Merarite Levites (1Ch_23:21-22; 1Ch_24:29, 2Ch_29:12). 4. A Benjamite ancestor of Mordecai (Est_2:5).
Hastings' Dictionary of the Bible
Edited by James Hastings, D.D. Published in 1909
("bow".)
1. Saul's father, son of Abiel, of Benjamin, brother of Abner (1Sa_9:1-21; 1Sa_14:51). 1Ch_8:33 passes over many intermediate links between Saul and Ner, the son of Abi (the father) of Gibeon.
2. A descendant of Benjamin, of the family of Gibeon, distinct from Saul's father (1Ch_8:30).
3. A Merarite Levite, son of Abdi, in Hezekiah's days; sanctified himself to cleanse the temple (2Ch_29:12). The Levitical house under its chief, rather than an individual, is meant here by Kish.
4. 1Ch_23:21 KISH or KISHI, ancestor of Ethan the minstrel (1Ch_6:44; 1Ch_15:17) KISH or KUSHAIAH.
5. Est_2:5.
Fausset's Bible Dictionary
By Andrew Robert Fausset, co-Author of Jamieson, Fausset and Brown's 1888.
Kish. (a bow).
1. The father of Saul; a Benjamite of the family of Matri. (B.C. 1095).
2. Son of Jehiel and uncle to Kish, 1. 1Ch_9:36.
3. A Benjamite, great-grandfather of Mordecai. Est_2:5.
4. A Merarite of the house of Mahli, of the tribe of Levi. 1Ch_23:21-22; 1Ch_24:28-29.
Smith's Bible Dictionary
By Dr. William Smith.Published in 1863
kish (קישׁ, ḳı̄sh; Κίς, Kı́s, Κείς, Keı́s, ?bow,? ?power?): The name of five persons mentioned in the Bible:
(1) The son of Abiel and the father of Saul, the first king of Israel. He was of the tribe of Benjamin, of the family of the Matrites (1Sa_9:1; 1Sa_14:51; compare Act_13:21; 1Sa_10:21). According to 1Ch_8:33 and 1Ch_9:39, ?Ner begat Kish? By reading ?Ner begat Abner? (compare 1Sa_14:51; 1Ch_6:28), the difficulty is at least partly overcome. In 1Ch_12:1, Kish is also mentioned as the father of Saul, and again in 2Sa_21:14, we are told that the sepulcher of Kish was located in the country of Benjamin, in Zela. His place of residence seems to have been at Gibeah.
(2) Another Kish is mentioned (1Ch_8:29 f; 1Ch_9:35 f) as the son of Jeiel and his wife Maacah. He is usually supposed to be the uncle of Saul's father.
(3) A Levite, the son of Mahli the Merarite (1Ch_23:21 f; compare 1Ch_24:29).
(4) Another Merarite Levite in the time of Hezekiah (2Ch_29:12).
(5) The great-grandfather of Mordecai, of the tribe of Benjamin (Est_2:5).
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
PRINTER 1915.
Kish, son of Ner, and father of King Saul (1Sa_9:1).
The Popular Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature
by John Kitto.
Kish
(Heb. id. קַישׁ, a trap, otherwise a horn; Sept. Κείς or Κίς, N.T. Κίς, Auth. Vers. " Cis," Act_13:21), the name of five men.
1. The second of the two sons of Mahli (grandson of Levi); his sons married their cousins, heiresses of his brother Eleazar (1Ch_23:21-22). One of these sons was named Jerahmeel (1Ch_24:29). B.C. cir. 1658.
2. A Benjamite of Jerusalem (i.e. the northern neighborhood of Jebus), third named of the sons of Jehiel (of Gibeon) by Maachah (1Ch_8:30; 1Ch_9:36). B.C. apparently cir. 1618.
3. A wealthy and powerful Benjamite, son of Ner (1Ch_8:33; 1Ch_9:39), and father of king Saul (1Sa_9:3; 1Sa_10:11; 1Sa_10:21; 1Sa_14:51; 1Ch_9:39; 1Ch_12:1; 1Ch_26:28). He was thus the grandson (1Sa_9:1, " son" [q.v.]) of Abiel (q.v.). SEE NER. No incident is mentioned respecting him excepting his sending Saul in search of the strayed asses (1Sa_9:3), and that he was buried in Zelah (2Sa_21:14). B.C. 1093. In Act_13:21 he is called CIs. See SAUL.
4. A Levite of the family of Merari, son of Abdi, and one of those who assisted Hezekiah in restoring the true religion (2Ch_29:12). B.C. 726.
5. A Benjamite, the father of Shimei, and greatgrandfather of Mordecai (Est_2:5). B.C. considerably ante 598.
CYCLOPEDIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL
press 1895.
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