Definition: The word "nobilus" comes from the Greek, meaning "son of," implying a sonship or covenantal relationship, often involving bloodline inheritance in ancient cultures. It's used to refer to something being born as a result of someone's lineage. In the Old Testament, it signifies a child born into an established family unit and receives a specific name. This word was also used for the Israelite king David who ruled over 40 years before he ascended to the throne as king.