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The Biblical baby name Abiezer is Hebrew in origin and its meaning is father or help or helpful.

Abiezer is pronounced ab-ee-ay'-zer.

There were 3 men named Abiezer in the Old Testament. One of them was the grandson of Manasseh and an ancestor of Gideon, another was one of David’s mighty warriors, and the 3rd man named Abiezer was the chief of the tribe of Dan at the time of Exodus.

Abiezer is also spelled Abieezer in some Bibles.

1 Chronicles 7:18; 2 Samuel 23:27; Numbers 1:12

Strong's concordance 044
The ninth captain for the ninth month was Abiezer the Anathothite
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A guy who knows computers through and through. Everybody asks the Abizer for help, and he's always happy to give it. A hacker in the sense that he can find unconventional or innovative solutions to problems.
Case 1:

Person: "Hey Abizer, do you know how to do this on the computer?"

Abizer: "Yeah, just like this."

Person: "Thanks Man!"

Case 2:

Person: "Hey, this thing isn't working properly..."

Abizer: "Maybe you should try this way instead of that way."

Person: "It works! Yay!"
Abizer by Jimbob Johnny Jones July 15, 2011
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