Definition: The term "Chappell-Rohan" in the Bible appears only once, in verse 214 (Job 38:19) when God reveals his plans to a man who was not appointed to prophecy but who heard it, then prophesied through him. Here's what I can tell you about this word: Chappell-Rohan means "man of the Lord." This term is used metaphorically in the Old Testament context to refer to a person who has been chosen by God and chosen by him. In the New Testament, however, Chappell-Rohan often refers to Jesus Christ, who was chosen by God for his salvation and his death on the cross. The word "Rohan" in this verse is not used as a literal Hebrew term but rather as an allusion to the man from the northern kingdom of Israel known as Rahob. This person prophesied through God regarding the Messiah, and he was appointed to serve him during his lifetime, being later called prophetically by name. Therefore, in essence, "Chappell-Rohan" is a metaphorical word that refers to a person who has been chosen by God for salvation or prophecy.
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