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Abigail
Ab·i·gail A0015300 (ăb′ĭ-gāl′) In the Bible, the wife of David. Abigail (ˈæbɪˌɡeɪl) n (Bible) Old Testament the woman who brought provisions to David and his followers and subsequently became his wife (I Samuel 25:1–42)TranslationsAbigail
Abigail (ăb`əgāl), in the Bible. 1 The wife of Nabal. She persuaded David not to take vengeance on her husband. When Nabal died, she married David. 2 David's stepsister, mother of Amasa.Abigailenters nunnery as convert to retrieve money. [Br. Lit.: The Jew of Malta]See: Disguise
Abigailprostrates herself before David and vows devotion. [O.T.: I Samuel 25:40–41]See: Faithfulness
Abigailundoes husband’s unneighborliness with fare for David’s troops. [O.T.: I Samuel 25:23–27]See: Hospitality
Abigailhelpmeet of King David; traditional name for hand-maiden. [O.T.: I Samuel 25]See: ServantAbigail Old Testament the woman who brought provisions to David and his followers and subsequently became his wife (I Samuel 25:1--42) ABIGAIL
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