Abiathar

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Abiathar was a high priest of ancient Israel during King David’s reign who later fell out of favor for supporting Adonijah’s unsuccessful bid for the throne.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hebrew priest
biblical person
high priest of ancient Israel
biblicalBookMention First Book of Kings NERFINISHED
First Book of Samuel NERFINISHED
Second Book of Samuel NERFINISHED
carried ephod
coHighPriestWith Zadok NERFINISHED
contemporaryWith Zadok NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of Israel NERFINISHED
father Ahimelech son of Ahitub NERFINISHED
fellOutOfFavorWith King Solomon NERFINISHED
fledTo David NERFINISHED
languageContext Biblical Hebrew NERFINISHED
notableFor later political alignment with Adonijah
loyalty to David during Saul’s persecution
opposedSuccessor Solomon NERFINISHED
positionHeld High Priest of Israel
reasonForRemoval support for Adonijah’s claim to the throne
religion Ancient Israelite religion NERFINISHED
removedFromOfficeBy King Solomon NERFINISHED
scripturalTradition Hebrew Bible NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
servedAsPriestDuring reign of King David
servedAt David’s court NERFINISHED
Jerusalem NERFINISHED
servedUnder King David NERFINISHED
supported Adonijah NERFINISHED
survivedEvent massacre at Nob by Saul
tribe Tribe of Levi NERFINISHED

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Adonijah supportedBy Abiathar
Anathoth associatedWithPerson Abiathar