Othniel

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Joshua, Othniel & Agsa sy vrou..  die dogter van Kaleb. Agsa het 2 waterfonteine gegee.  Net soos ons, die kerk toe 2 fonteine gegee was...  Ou en Nuwe Testament? Rigers 1:15 Toe gee Kaleb haar fonteine op die hoogte en fonteine in die laagte Rigters 1 – 3:11 Hierdie kom uitdie eerse era uit... Othniel het Kaleb se dogter gevat as vrou...  Othniel het die gebied vergroot en het vir Sy Vrou baklei en Hy het die hele volk verlos.

OTHNIEL THE JUDGE (עָתְנִיאֵל, othni'el). An Israelite warrior, the first judge of Israel, and a relative of Caleb.

The name “Othniel” means “God is my protection.” Textual traditions vary on the relationship between Othniel and Caleb, making the two either brothers or uncle and nephew (Niditch, Judges, 33).

Fleenor, R. (2016) “Othniel the Judge”, The Lexham Bible Dictionary. Onder redaksie van J.D. Barry et al. Bellingham, WA: Lexham Press.

The Exhaustive Dictionary of Bible Names Achsah

Achsah (ak’-sah) = Same as Achsa = Adorned; anklet; an ornament for the feet. Bursting the veil.

The Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary, Volume 2 38. Debir

The Canaanite name was Kirjath-sepher, which means “city of books.” In ch. 15:49 it is called Kirjath-sannah, city of palm trees. It was in the highlands of Judah about 12 mi. (19 km.) southwest of Hebron and about 8 mi. (13 km.) southeast of Lachish. It has been identified with Tell Beit Mirsim. The Canaanites subsequently retook the city, but Othniel, the brother of Caleb, later recaptured it for Israel. For his bravery he received Achsah, the daughter of Caleb, in marriage (ch. 15:17). The city was given to the priests (ch. 21:15).