אביאל

The name Aviel is an ancient and impressive Hebrew name, composed of two linguistic elements: "avi" meaning "my father" or "father of", and "el" which is one of the names of God in Hebrew. The literal meaning of the name is "God is my father" or "my father is God", reflecting a deep faith in a personal and intimate relationship with the Creator. The name expresses a unique theological perspective in which a person views God not only as a supreme ruler but as a loving and caring father. Names of this type, called "theophoric names" - names that include a divine name within them - were very common during the biblical period and expressed the family's faith and special connection with God. In the Bible, the name Aviel appears twice, and both figures are connected to the royal family of Saul, the first king of Israel. The first Aviel was the son of Zeror and father of Ner, making him the grandfather of King Saul and the grandfather of Abner son of Ner, the famous army commander. The second figure is one of David's mighty warriors, mentioned in the list of the thirty heroes who accompanied David on his campaigns. The presence of the name in the royal family indicates its high and prestigious status in ancient Israelite society. The name conveys a sense of nobility, leadership, and courage, connecting its bearer to the ancient Israelite royal tradition. The family connection to King Saul gives the name significant historical dimension and makes it part of the national narrative of the people of Israel. In modern times, the name Aviel has returned to use in Israel as part of the revival of ancient biblical names. It is perceived as a strong, masculine, and traditional name that combines faith and heritage. The name is particularly popular among religious and traditional families who wish to give their children names with deep spiritual meaning and direct connection to Jewish sources. In addition to its use as a personal name, the name Aviel was also given to a moshav in the Alona region in the south of the country, indicating its place in modern Israeli consciousness. Bearers of the name are often perceived as people with leadership character, high family responsibility, and the ability to combine tradition with modernity. The name evokes associations of stability, reliability, inner strength, and deep connection to roots. It is particularly suitable for families who value biblical tradition and are looking for a name that combines deep theological meaning with a pleasant and modern sound.

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Aviel | Abiel | Aviyel

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1 Samuel 9:1 - And his name was Saul, the son of Kish, the son of Abiel, the son of Zeror, the son of Bechorath, the son of Aphiah, a Benjamite, a mighty man of valor

In Kabbalah, the name Aviel carries the meaning of connection between the earthly world and the upper world. The father component symbolizes the human foundation, the family, and earthly roots, while the divine component represents the divine and spiritual dimension. The name expresses the Kabbalistic idea of the unity of opposites - matter and spirit, earthly and heavenly. The bearer of the name is perceived as a bridge between worlds, as one capable of connecting the practical and everyday dimension with the spiritual and sublime dimension. The name provides spiritual protection and connects its bearer to energies of divine fatherhood, supreme kindness, and infinite love.

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Abiel Abbot Low - American merchant and philanthropist | Abiel Foster - American politician | Abiel Holmes - American Congregational clergyman and historian

אביעד | אריאל | נתנאל | עמנואל | יחיאל | דניאל

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