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DESTROYER, The
1. Divine agent sent to carry out a sentence of destruction. The destroyer killed Egypt’s firstborn, culminating the plagues and releasing the Hebrews from slavery (Ex 12:23 (RV · LV · Read together); cf. Heb 11:28 (RV · LV · Read together)). The apostle Paul used the term for God’s judgment on the rebellious Israelites in the wilderness (1 Cor 10:10 (RV · LV · Read together); cf. Nm 16:44-50 (RV · LV NUM 17:9–15 · Read together)).
EXO 12:23: RV EXO 12:23 · LV EXO 12:23 · Read together EXO 12:23
HEB 11:28: RV HEB 11:28 · LV HEB 11:28 · Read together HEB 11:28
CO1 10:10: RV CO1 10:10 · LV CO1 10:10 · Read together CO1 10:10
NUM 16:44–50: RV NUM 16:44–50 · LV NUM 17:9–15 · Read together NUM 16:44–50
2. In plural form, “destroyers” implies destruction carried out by a group of agents, whether angelic or human (Jb 33:22 (RV · LV · Read together); Jer 22:7 (RV · LV · Read together)).
JOB 33:22: RV JOB 33:22 · LV JOB 33:22 · Read together JOB 33:22
JER 22:7: RV JER 22:7 · LV JER 22:7 · Read together JER 22:7
3. In a broader sense, any agent of destruction (Jb 15:21 (RV · LV · Read together); Jer 4:7 (RV · LV · Read together)).
JOB 15:21: RV JOB 15:21 · LV JOB 15:21 · Read together JOB 15:21
JER 4:7: RV JER 4:7 · LV JER 4:7 · Read together JER 4:7
4. Samson was called a destroyer by his Philistine captors (Jgs 16:24 (RV · LV · Read together)).