Dict: all - Ariel

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smith:

ARIEL - A>@ - (lion of God). One of the "chief men" who under Ezra directed the caravan which he led back from Babylon to Jerusalem. kjv@Ezra:8:16) (B.C. 459.) The word occurs also in reference to two Moabites slain by Benaiah. (2 Samuel 23:20; kjv@1Chronicles:11:22) Many regard the word as an epithet, "lion-like;" but it seems better to look upon it as a proper name, and translate "two sons of Ariel." A designation given by Isaiah to the city of Jerusalem. kjv@Isaiah:29:1-2 kjv@Isaiah:29:7) We must understand by it either "lion of God," as the chief city, or "hearth of God," a synonym for the altar of burnt offering. On the whole it seems most probable that, as a name given to Jerusalem, Ariel means "lion of God," whilst the word used by Ezekiel, kjv@Ezekiel:43:15-16) means "hearth of God."

easton:

Ariel @ the lion of God.

(1.) One of the chief men sent by Ezra to procure Levites for the sanctuary kjv@Ezra:8:16).

(2.) A symbolic name for Jerusalem kjv@Isaiah:29:1-2, 7) as "victorious under God," and in kjv@Ezekiel:43:15-16, for the altar (marg., Heb. 'ariel) of burnt offerings, the secret of Israel's lion-like strength.

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ARIEL @

-1. A messenger from Ezra to Iddo kjv@Ezra:8:16

-2. A symbolical name for Jerusalem kjv@Isaiah:29:1-2 kjv@Isaiah:29:7

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hitchcock:

kjv@STRING:Ariel <HITCHCOCK>@ altar; light or lion of God - HITCHCOCK-A

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strongs:

H740 <STRHEB>@ אריאל 'ărîy'êl ar-ee-ale' The same as H739; {Ariel} a symbolical name for {Jerusalem} also the name of an Israelite: - Ariel.