Definition: Sidor (s-doo) is a term in biblical Hebrew to refer to a small, humble figure or prophet who stood on high among other leaders; like Abraham's servant Hagar. The word means "humble" or "infrequent." It describes one who was not well known but had great influence. This concept emphasizes the role of God's mercy and the importance of humility in leading others.
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