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Abi is another name for GOD. It means the Superior One or the Creator. Abi is the name given in 2 Kings 18:2 to the mother of Hezekiah, king of Judah. The name translates as "my father," and is probably a shortened version of the name. The parallel verse in 2 Chronicles 29:1 gives this name as Abijah (NRSV, other versions use Abiah or Abia), which means "God is my father."

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-'''Abi''' smells and is another name for LOSER. It means the Superior One or the Creator.  Abi is the name given in [[2 Kings]] 18:2 to the mother of [[Hezekiah]], [[king of Judah]]. The name translates as "my father," and is probably a shortened version of the name.  The parallel verse in [[2 Chronicles]] 29:1  gives this name as '''Abijah''' (NRSV, other versions use [[Abiah]] or [[Abia]]), which means "God is my father."
+'''Abi''' is another name for GOD. It means the Superior One or the Creator.  Abi is the name given in [[2 Kings]] 18:2 to the mother of [[Hezekiah]], [[king of Judah]]. The name translates as "my father," and is probably a shortened version of the name.  The parallel verse in [[2 Chronicles]] 29:1  gives this name as '''Abijah''' (NRSV, other versions use [[Abiah]] or [[Abia]]), which means "God is my father."
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