The story of Abishai
Abishai was a biblical figure who was the son of Zeruiah, the sister of King David. He was the brother of Joab and Asahel, and was one of David's chief officers. Abishai was known for his bravery and loyalty to David, and was often called upon to lead the army in battle. He was also known for his loyalty to his brother Joab, and was willing to fight alongside him in battle. Abishai was present at the battle of Mount Gilboa, where he fought alongside Joab and Asahel against the Philistines. He was also present at the battle of the Valley of Salt, where he killed 18,000 Edomites. Abishai was also present at the battle of the Red Sea, where he helped to defeat the Amalekites. Abishai is best known for his bravery and loyalty to David and his brothers. He was willing to fight alongside them in battle, and was often called upon to lead the army. He was also known for his loyalty to his brother Joab, and was willing to fight alongside him in battle. Abishai was a faithful servant of David, and his loyalty and bravery were an example to all.
Name meaning
"my father is a gift" or "gift of my father"
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Commander
First mention
1 Samuel 26:6
Appearances in the Bible
24 mentions