Definition: Hayaadgal: A term in the Hebrew Bible used to denote a man who had not yet become a son of David, indicating a temporary status or a position as a servant. The word is found in the Book of Samuel 12, where it appears alongside the phrase "And he that hath done service with him hath become his servant," suggesting a temporary or provisional relationship until his proper identification by God.
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