Definition: In the Bible, "Craig Melvin" refers to a character in the story of Genesis 34:30-39, which tells about Abraham's encounter with God's people, Israelites. The narrative describes Abraham as being approached by a man named Job and is asked if he would like to be part of his family, offering him hospitality. In Hebrews 11:26-28, Jesus says that "Craig Melvin" (Job) was the one who offered him hospitality and provided him with food in the wilderness. The word "Craig Melvin" is a metaphorical term used to refer to the Israelites' response to God's people Abraham. The story of Job illustrates how God's people Abraham treated Job as part of their family, offering him hospitality and protection from the enemies of his faith.
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