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Why was Hiram, the builder, and ancient Grand Master called "Abif?" A Hebrew word, signifying "his father." It is often used in the Scriptures as a title of honor. It was given to Hiram, the Tyrian builder, probably because of his distinguished skill. The Scriptures refer to him as the "Widow's Son." 1 Kings 7:14 Also see Hiram Abif. | Why was Hiram, the builder, and ancient Grand Master called "Abif?" A Hebrew word, signifying "his father." It is often used in the Scriptures as a title of honor. It was given to Hiram, the Tyrian builder, probably because of his distinguished skill. The Scriptures refer to him as the "Widow's Son." 1 Kings 7:14 Also see Hiram Abif. | ||
Version vom 14. Oktober 2014, 13:15 Uhr
Abif - sein Vater
Quelle: Phoenixmasonry, deutsch von H. Thorandt
Warum wurde Hiram, der Baumeister und historische Großmeister "Abif" genannt? Ein hebräisches Wort welches "sein Vater" bedeutet. Es wurde oft in der Heiligen Schrift als ein Titel der Ehre benutzt. Es wurde Hiram dem tyrischen Baumeister vermutlich verliehen, wegen seiner hervorragenden Fähigkeit. In der Heiligen Schrift wird auf ihn, als der einer Witwe Sohn im 1. Buch der Könige verwiesen.
Abif - his father
Why was Hiram, the builder, and ancient Grand Master called "Abif?" A Hebrew word, signifying "his father." It is often used in the Scriptures as a title of honor. It was given to Hiram, the Tyrian builder, probably because of his distinguished skill. The Scriptures refer to him as the "Widow's Son." 1 Kings 7:14 Also see Hiram Abif.
