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Abimelech

[uh-bim-uh-lek]

noun

Bible.
  1. a king of Gerar, who made a peace agreement with Abraham.

  2. a son of Gideon, who made a violent but futile attempt to become king of Shechem.



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Baritone Noel Bouley made the Philistine High Priest a smooth spin doctor with rich, easy volume; bass-baritone Tomas Tomasson grabbed onto the role of the nefarious Abimélech with aggressive relish.

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Like Abimelech, in the book of Judges, who sowed the fields of his own people with salt after he put down their rebellion.

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Abimelech Whom has he summoned?

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Abimelech Waverers and wiseacres are to be my fellow councilors; men who weigh their words overmuch and shrink from deeds.

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They are Pashur, the high priest; Hananiah, the prophet; Imre, the oldest burgher; Abimelech, the general; Nahum, the steward.

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