👉 Enolefv is a Hebrew term, referring to "the people." It appears in the Bible as a figurative name for Israelites who lived in the land of Canaan before they were expelled from it by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon. The word 'enolefv' is used in several passages throughout the Bible to refer to the people, often in connection with the people's dispersion or exile. It also has various figurative meanings such as "people," "human beings," "brethren" (as in Leviticus 13:10), and "peoples." The word is associated with Israel, which was known for its close relationships with their fellow Jewish tribesmen. The specific meaning of 'enolefv' in the Bible may vary depending on the context. For instance, it can also refer to various other groups like Babylonians or the people living in Jerusalem. In general, though, 'enolefv' represents a group that has been excluded from the covenant established between God and his people (Isaiah 2:1), thus being seen as a separate people not part of the covenant's covenant relationship with God. This particular Hebrew term serves to identify Israelites who had lived in the land of Canaan before it was conquered by Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon.
