Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Erin by erin fetherston

👉 Erin is a well-known biblical figure. Erin means "child" in Greek, referring to the child or young woman of the Hebrew patriarchs, who lived before Jesus. Her name was given to the youngest daughter of the Israelite king David, Saul. In the New Testament, there are several times where Mary, the mother of Jesus, is referred to as a "daughter." For example, in Luke 1:23-24, it's stated that Mary was a "child" who was a "daughter" of her husband, Joseph. This phrase means she was a child or young woman who was under the care and guidance of her father, Joseph. The word 'Erin' itself has no specific biblical or literary definition. It simply refers to someone in Mary's family who is the youngest and the most important member of her household at that time. The term is not a reference to a person named Erin by the name of a Hebrew woman.

Erin by Erin Fetherston