What was Abraham's title in the Bible?

Answer 1

Answer The name Abraham in Hebrew mean Father of a Multitude. He was called may things in The Bible such as: Friend to God (Isa 41:8, Jam 2:23), Chieftain ( Gen 23:6), Prophet ( Gen 20:7) === === Quick definitions (patriarch)

* noun: a man who is older and higher in rank than yourself * noun: the male head of family or tribe

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4Now consider how great this man was, unto whom even the patriarch Abraham gave the tenth of the spoils.

He is the father of the Jews, as he was called out, being a Gentile/Arab originally, and he was to have as many children as there are individual grains of sand upon the beaches. And all of this, and more, is included in the Abrahamic covenant, one of the many big promises God made to historic men of God, such as Adam, Noah, Abraham, and David, with there being one more for the land of the Jews/Israelites/Children of Israel which was Canaan. This covenant was called the Palestinian covenant, for those that were living there originally were Palestianians, which is another name for Arabs/modern day Muslims and Jihadists.