Adriel appears in the biblical narrative tradition as a member of Israelite society identified by family and lineage: specifically as the son of Barzillai the Meholathite. The supplied passages from 2 Samuel present him only by patronymic and in relation to others (notably Michal, Saul's house, and the Gibeonites); no mythic or supernatural origin is ascribed in the provided sources.
The sources provide no physical description of Adriel. He is referenced only as a man identified by lineage and as 'the Meholathite.'
No supernatural powers or abilities are attributed to Adriel in the provided material. He functions within the narrative as a genealogical referent — his name is used to locate and describe familial relationships within the events recorded in 2 Samuel 21.
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- [1]Adriel the Meholathite — Wikipedia. Wikipedia, 'Adriel' entrywiki
- [2]Bury The Bones By Doug White (Archive excerpt quoting 2 Samuel 21). Archive: excerpt quoting 2 Samuel 21 (narrative of retrieval and burial of bones)other
- [3]Fighting Off The Buzzards While You Are Praying For The Rain By Ray Majors (Archive excerpt). Archive: excerpt quoting 2 Samuel 21 (Rizpah's vigil and David's actions)other
