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Putiel in the Bible — Hidden Meaning & Symbolism
Putiel, pu'-t;-el (Heb.) afflicted of God; stifled of God. Father-in-law of Eleazar who was Aaron's son (Exod. 6:25). Meta. The mistaken belief that God limits His people, withholds good from them, and afflicts them, for some purpose of His own--presumably for their higher good (afflicted of God, stifled of God). This belief exists in the old-established religious thoughts of man, but is not of the Spirit of truth (Putiel evidently was an Israelite).
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