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• A-bin´ a-dab (cf. Abinadi)—The name "Abinadab" occurs 11 times in the Old Testament:
  • 2 Samuel 6꞉3
  • 1 Samuel 16꞉8
  • 1 Chronicles 13꞉7
  • 1 Chronicles 9꞉39
  • 2 Samuel 6꞉4
  • 1 Chronicles 10꞉2
  • 1 Chronicles 2꞉13
  • 1 Samuel 31꞉2
  • 1 Chronicles 8꞉33
  • 1 Samuel 7꞉1
  • 1 Samuel 17꞉13
• A-bin´ o-am (cf. Abinadom)—The name "Abinoam" occurs 4 times in the Old Testament (Book of Judges):
  • Judges 4꞉12
  • Judges 5꞉1
  • Judges 5꞉12
  • Judges 4꞉6
• A-bish´ a-i (cf. Abish)—The name "Abish" does not occur in the Bible.
• A´ chish (cf. Akish)—The name "Achish" occurs 18 times in the Old Testament.
  • 1 Samuel 28꞉2
  • 1 Samuel 21꞉10
  • 1 Samuel 21꞉12
  • 1 Samuel 21꞉14
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉2
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉6
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉9
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉12
  • 1 Samuel 29꞉2
  • 1 Samuel 28꞉1
  • 1 Samuel 21꞉11
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉3
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉5
  • 1 Samuel 27꞉10
  • 1 Samuel 29꞉8
  • 1 Samuel 29꞉9
  • 1 Kings 2꞉39
  • 1 Samuel 29꞉3

p. 72:

• Æ´ nos (cf. Enos)
• A´ HAZ
• Al´ mon Dib-la-tha´ im [and,]
• Al´ na-than,
• Al´ pha,
• A´ mal,
• A-mal´ da (cf. Alma)
• Am´ a-lek (cf. Amaleki)
• AM´ A-LEK-ITES
• A-MIN´ A-DAB
• AM´ MON
• AM´ MON-ITES
• Am´ non (cf. Amnor)
• Am´ o-rites (cf. Amoron)
• An-a-ni´ ah (cf. Ammonihah)
• An´ ti-och (cf. Antion)
• An-ti´ o-chus (cf. Antionum)
• AN´ TI-PAS
• An to´ ni-a (cf. Antionah)
• Ar-che-la´ us (cf. Archeantus)

p. 74:

• BO´ AZ

p. 75:

• Che´ mosh (cf. Chemish)
• Che´ sed [and,]
• Che´ sil,
• Che´ sud,
• Che´ zib (cf. Shez)
• Con-o-ni´ ah (cf. Cumenihah)

p. 76:

• Em´ mer [and,]
• E´ mor (cf. Emer)
• ES´ ROM
• E´ tham (cf. Ethem)
• E´ THER
• E-ZI´ AS
• Ez´ ron (cf. Ezrom)
• Ga´ di (cf. Gad, Gadianton)

• Ga-ze´ ra [and,]
• Gaz´ zam (cf. Gazelem)

• Ger´ shon (cf. Jershon)
• Gid-e-o´ ni (cf. Giddianhi)
• GIL´ E-AD
• GIL´ GAL
• GO-MOR´ RAH (cf. Cumorah, both sites of massive destruction of the wicked)

• Hag´ gith (cf. Hagoth)
• HE´ LAM
• He´ man (cf. Helaman)
• Her´ mon-ites (cf. Hermounts)

• Hesh´ bon [and,]
• Hesh´ mon,
• Heth´ lon (cf. Heshlon)

• [I´ RAD - see Moses 5 (p. 79;
• ISH´ MA-EL,
• ISH´ MA-EL-ITES [p. 79]

p. 78:

• Ja´ kim (cf. Jacom)
• Ja´ num (cf. Jeneum)
• JA´RED
• Ja´ shen (cf. Jashon)

p. 79:

• Jo´ tham (cf. Jothan)
• Kib´ roth Hat-ta´ a-vah (cf. Kib)
• KISH
• Ko´ rah [and,]
• Ko´ rah-ites,
• Ko´ rath-ites,
• Kor´ hite,
• Kor´ hites,
• Kor´ ites
• Ko´ re (cf. Korihor, Corihor)
• LA´ BAN
• La-cu´ nus (cf. Lachoneus)
• Lah´ man (cf. Laman)
• [LA´ MECH - see Moses 5]
• LE´ HI *
• LEM´ U-EL *
• Lib´ nah (cf. Limnah)
• Lib´ ni [and,]
• Lib´ nites, (cf. Lib)

p. 80:

• Ma´ ha-lah (cf. Mahah)
• Ma´ ni (cf. Manti)
• Me´ lech (cf. Melek)

• MID´ I-AN
• Mo´ lech [and,]
• Mo ´ lek,
• Mo´ loch,
• Mo ´ lok (cf. Mulek [italics in the original])
• Mo-ri´ ah (cf. Orihah, Mosiah)

p. 81:

• Na´ ham (cf. Nahom)
• Na´ hor (cf. Nehor)
• Na´ hum (cf. Nahom)
• Ne´ ah (cf. Neas)
• Ne´ cho (designated a Book of Abraham mummy; see MP 49, Belknap)
• Ne´ hum (cf. Neum)
• NE´ PHI *
• NIM´ RAH

• O MER *
• Om´ ri (cf. Omni)

p. 82:

• Rab-bo´ ni (cf. Rabbanah)
• Ra´ ma, or RA´ MAH
• Rib´ lah (cf. Riplah)
• Sa´ mi (cf. Sam)
• Sar-a-i´ ah (cf. Sariah)

p. 83:

• Se´ nir (cf. Senine)
• Sha´ lem [and,]
• She´ bam (cf. Sheum)
• She-re´ zer (cf. Shazer, Sherrizah)
• Shib´ bo-leth (cf. Shiblom)
• Shim´ hi [and,]
• Shi´ mi,
• Shim´ ites (cf. Shim)
• Shi´ za (cf. Shiz)
• Shu´ lam-ite (cf. Shule)
• Shu´ math-ites (cf. Shum)

p. 84:

• Si´ ba (cf. Sebus)
• Sid´ dim (cf. Sidom)
• SI´ DON
• Sir´ i-on (cf. Siron)

• [THUM´ MIM - in Abraham 3:1, 4, and later applied, with URIM, to Book of

Mormon interpreters; see MP 414 (Stanford)]

p. 85:

• Tu´ bal Cain (cf. Tubaloth)

• [U´ RIM - see THUMMIM, above]

• Zem-a-ra´ im [and,]
• Zem´ a-rite,
• Ze-mi´ ra,
• Zeph-a-ni´ ah,
• Zer-a-hi´ ah (cf. Zemnarihah)

• Ze´ nas (cf. Zenos)
• Ze-or´ im [and,]
• Ze´ rah (cf. Zeram, Zeezrom)
• Ze´ phi, or Ze´ pho (cf. Zenephi)
• Ze´ rah (cf. Zeram)
• Zer-a-hi´ ah (cf. Zarahemla)
• Ze´ ri (cf. Zerin)
• Ziph (cf. Ziff)
• Zo´ rah (cf. Zoram)
• Zo´ rath-ites [and,]
• Zo´ rites (cf. Zoramites)