{
  "id": "dict_002788",
  "term": "Ishod",
  "slug": "ishod",
  "letter": "I",
  "entry_type": "biblical_person",
  "entry_family": "theological_term",
  "depth_profile": "standard",
  "short_definition": "Variant spelling of Ishhod, a biblical personal name in 1 Chronicles 7:18.",
  "simple_one_line": "See Ishhod.",
  "tooltip_text": "Misspelling or spelling variant of the biblical name Ishhod.",
  "aliases": [],
  "scripture_references": [],
  "original_language_terms": [],
  "related_entries": [
    "Ishhod",
    "1 Chronicles",
    "genealogies"
  ],
  "see_also": [
    "Ishhod",
    "Hammolecheth",
    "Manasseh",
    "genealogies"
  ],
  "lede_intro": "Ishod is best treated as a spelling variant of Ishhod, a minor biblical name in the genealogy of Manasseh.",
  "at_a_glance_definition": "Spelling variant of Ishhod.",
  "at_a_glance_key_points": [
    "Biblical personal name",
    "appears in 1 Chronicles 7:18",
    "best handled as a redirect to Ishhod."
  ],
  "description_academic_short": "Ishod appears to be a misspelling or alternate spelling of Ishhod, a biblical personal name in 1 Chronicles 7:18.",
  "description_academic_full": "As given, Ishod does not function as a distinct theological term. It is best understood as a spelling variant of Ishhod, a biblical personal name that appears in the genealogy of Manasseh in 1 Chronicles 7:18. For dictionary use, the entry should redirect to the canonical name form rather than stand as a separate theological headword.",
  "background_biblical_context": "The name appears in a genealogy within 1 Chronicles, where genealogical notices preserve the names of lesser-known members of Israel's tribal lines.",
  "background_historical_context": "Biblical genealogies often preserve personal names in abbreviated notices, and minor spelling differences can arise in transmission or transliteration.",
  "background_jewish_ancient_context": "Ancient Hebrew names were preserved in varying orthographic forms across manuscripts and later translations, which can lead to alternate spellings in reference works.",
  "key_texts_primary": [
    "1 Chronicles 7:18"
  ],
  "key_texts_secondary": [],
  "original_language_note": "Likely reflects Hebrew אישהוד (Ishhod); the supplied form appears to omit the middle h and functions as a spelling variant.",
  "theological_significance": "Ishod has no independent doctrinal significance; its value is as a biblical proper name preserved in Scripture's genealogical record.",
  "philosophical_explanation": "This is a naming and transliteration issue, not a separate theological concept.",
  "interpretive_cautions": "Do not treat Ishod as a distinct doctrine or theological term. Use it as a redirect to the standard biblical name form.",
  "major_views_note": "Reference works may spell the name slightly differently, but the underlying biblical person is the same.",
  "doctrinal_boundaries": "This entry is a proper name, not a doctrine, concept, or symbolic term.",
  "practical_significance": "The main value of the entry is helping readers locate the correct biblical name in genealogical contexts.",
  "meta_description": "Ishod is a spelling variant of Ishhod, a biblical personal name in 1 Chronicles 7:18.",
  "public_url": "/companion-bible-dictionary/ishod/",
  "json_url": "/companion-bible-dictionary/data/dictionary/ishod.json",
  "final_disposition": "PUBLISH_CANONICAL"
}