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Atarah is a Hebrew word meaning "crown." As an article of clothing, it is referenced in the following verses of the Hebrew Bible. * 2 Sam 12:30 (crown worn by David weighed a talent of gold. See also: 1 Chr 20:2) * Est 8:15 (Mordecai is dressed in a garment of fine linen and purple, with a great crown of gold) * Psa 21:3 (David praises God for setting a crown upon his head) * S of Solomon 3:11 (Solomon received his crown at the hand of his mother) * Zech 6:11 (Zechariah is commanded in vision to craft a crown and place it on the head of Joshua ben Josedech. See also Zech 6:14)

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  • Atarah is a Hebrew word meaning "crown." As an article of clothing, it is referenced in the following verses of the Hebrew Bible. * 2 Sam 12:30 (crown worn by David weighed a talent of gold. See also: 1 Chr 20:2) * Est 8:15 (Mordecai is dressed in a garment of fine linen and purple, with a great crown of gold) * Psa 21:3 (David praises God for setting a crown upon his head) * S of Solomon 3:11 (Solomon received his crown at the hand of his mother) * Zech 6:11 (Zechariah is commanded in vision to craft a crown and place it on the head of Joshua ben Josedech. See also Zech 6:14)
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  • Atarah is a Hebrew word meaning "crown." As an article of clothing, it is referenced in the following verses of the Hebrew Bible. * 2 Sam 12:30 (crown worn by David weighed a talent of gold. See also: 1 Chr 20:2) * Est 8:15 (Mordecai is dressed in a garment of fine linen and purple, with a great crown of gold) * Psa 21:3 (David praises God for setting a crown upon his head) * S of Solomon 3:11 (Solomon received his crown at the hand of his mother) * Zech 6:11 (Zechariah is commanded in vision to craft a crown and place it on the head of Joshua ben Josedech. See also Zech 6:14) Crowns also serve as a metaphor in the following references: * Job 19:9 (Metaphorically, Job is stripped of glory and of a crown. See also: Job 31:36, where Job compares adversity to a crown ) * Prov 4:9 (Where wisdom is compared metaphorically with a crown of glory. See also, Prov 14:24, Prov 16:31) * Prov 12:4 (Where the writer describes a virtuous woman as a crown to her husband) * Prov 17:6 (Grandchildren are the crowns of old men) * Isa 28:1 (Where the prophet condemns a crown of pride. See also Isa 28:3) * Isa 28:5 (Isaiah prophesies that God will be a crown of glory and a diadem of beauty. See also Isa 62:3) * Jer 13:18 (Jeremiah prophesies that Kings and queens will lose their crown of glory) * Lam 5:16 (Jeremiah laments the destruction of Judah, prophesying that the crowns will fall from their heads) * Eze 16:12 (Ezekiel speaks metaphorically, comparing the lost glory of Judah to a crown . See also Eze 21:26, Eze 23:42)
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