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Abdi in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
my servant; servant of Jah. a Son of Malluch (I Chron. 6:44) and father of Kish, of the Levites (II Chron. 29:12). b A son of Elam (Ezra 10:26). Meta. Thoughts that serve Jehovah or are subject to Jehovah (my servant, servant of Jah). The first mentioned Abdi signifies a thought that springs from counseling with Spirit and meditating on divine law. The father of this Abdi was named Malluch, which means counselor.
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