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Aholibah is a rare and deeply meaningful biblical Hebrew name that appears in the Book of Ezekiel as a symbolic name for Jerusalem. The name is composed of two parts: 'Ohel' - tent, and 'Yibah' derived from the root 'Av' meaning father or source. The literal meaning of the name is 'my father's tent' or 'her father's tent', expressing the profound connection between a person and their source, between daughter and father, and between the people and the sanctuary. In biblical tradition, the name carries multiple layers of meaning: the tent symbolizes the dwelling place, the home, the mobile sanctuary in the desert, and the spiritual connection with holiness. The name testifies to a deep connection to tradition, roots, and spiritual origins. In the biblical context, Aholibah appears as an allegorical figure in Ezekiel's prophecy, representing Jerusalem and the Kingdom of Judah. The prophet uses this name as part of a complex parable about two sisters - Oholah and Oholibah - symbolizing the two kingdoms: Israel and Judah. The name was carefully chosen by the prophet to express the deep theological significance of Jerusalem as the place where the Tent of Meeting dwelled and later the Holy Temple. The use of this name emphasizes the special relationship between the city and God, the profound spiritual connection, and the moral responsibility that comes with it. Despite the critical context in the prophecy, the name itself carries positive meanings of closeness, belonging, and spiritual source. As a personal name for a daughter, Aholibah carries rich cultural and spiritual significance. It suits parents seeking a unique name with deep biblical roots, a name that expresses connection to Jewish tradition and Jerusalem. The name gives its bearer a sense of belonging to something greater than herself, a connection to ancient roots and a rich spiritual heritage. It conveys feminine strength, spiritual independence, and a deep connection to one's source. In an era where many parents seek original and meaningful names, Aholibah offers a rare combination of linguistic beauty, historical depth, and spiritual significance. The name is particularly suitable for families wishing to emphasize their connection to Jerusalem, the Temple, and biblical tradition, and to give their daughter a unique and deeply rooted identity.

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Aholibah | Oholibah | Ahaliba

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Ezekiel 23:4 - And the name of the elder was Oholah, and the name of her sister Oholibah

In Kabbalah, Aholibah symbolizes the Shekhinah dwelling in Jerusalem, the divine presence in the Temple. The name represents the connection between the physical and spiritual worlds, between the earthly tent and the heavenly tent. It carries the meaning of a sacred place where the divine presence dwells.

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