Definition: Obadiah means "the prophet" in Hebrew, and it's not commonly used as a literal name, but rather as the name of a historical figure (not to be confused with Obadiah, who was actually the father of Samuel). The term is often used figuratively or metaphorically to describe someone who prophesies, especially those who have divine insight. The word "in the Bible" can refer to one or both of two things: 1. In the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament), it refers specifically to the Book of Kings, which contains several prophetic books that were written by David and other prophets in Israel during the reign of Solomon. 2. The more general term "obadiah" is often used figuratively or metaphorically to mean a person who has insight into divine revelation. In any case, when referring to someone specifically named "Obadiah," it's important to keep in mind that this can refer to multiple people and not be limited to the historical figure of the same name.
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